Rear Sprocket (Rubber Dampers/Cushions)

[goldie]

Hello again,

I need to buy these Rubber Dampers (Cushions), I searched online, but nothing useful pops up. So I'm wondering if there was anyone here that could help me out, maybe point me in the right direction as to where I can purchase them.

Also looking to buy new bearings front and back (Complete Set)

Thanks again.

Goldie

[HRHpenfold]

Mar 25, 2013 15:38:06 GMT goldie said:

Hello again,

I need to buy these Rubber Dampers (Cushions), I searched online, but nothing useful pops up. So I'm wondering if there was anyone here that could help me out, maybe point me in the right direction as to where I can purchase them.

Also looking to buy new bearings front and back (Complete Set)

Thanks again.

Goldie

if you mean the dampers behind the sprocket carrier

www.fowlers.co.uk

have them in stock, but not cheap!

part number is 4BP-25364-00

you can pack them out with bits cut from an inner tube, to make them last a while longer

front bearings and two of the rear are 6203rs

other rear is a 6303rs


www.bikebearingshop.co.uk/C10.htm

[goldie]

Mar 25, 2013 16:13:15 GMT HRHpenfold said:

Mar 25, 2013 15:38:06 GMT goldie said:

Hello again,

I need to buy these Rubber Dampers (Cushions), I searched online, but nothing useful pops up. So I'm wondering if there was anyone here that could help me out, maybe point me in the right direction as to where I can purchase them.

Also looking to buy new bearings front and back (Complete Set)

Thanks again.

Goldie

if you mean the dampers behind the sprocket carrier

www.fowlers.co.uk

have them in stock, but not cheap!

part number is 4BP-25364-00

you can pack them out with bits cut from an inner tube, to make them last a while longer

front bearings and two of the rear are 6203rs

other rear is a 6303rs


www.bikebearingshop.co.uk/C10.htm

3 x Dampers £11.04 + VAT lol not really alot.

Thanks for the help

[CD]

Bearing are standard sizes from any engineering factors. Get ones with integral soft seals. Some people carefully remove a seal and add more grease. Fill one side only. Any more will just get pumped out.


Also do the sprocket carrier bearing.