My mates cruiser needs 2 be fixed. Has done close to 300 000kms on the standard bearings but thats carrying heavy loads. They now have a very noisey gearbox so it's not being used until it's fixed.
Thanx
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75 series gearbox bearings
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75 series gearbox bearings
Can you get heavy duty bearings for a 1998 75 series cruiser My mates cruiser needs 2 be fixed. Has done close to 300 000kms on the standard bearings but thats carrying heavy loads. They now have a very noisey gearbox so it's not being used until it's fixed.
Thanx
My mates cruiser needs 2 be fixed. Has done close to 300 000kms on the standard bearings but thats carrying heavy loads. They now have a very noisey gearbox so it's not being used until it's fixed.
Thanx
James
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300,000km carrying heavy loads ins't heavy duty enough for you? 
the H55F gearbox is strong but even under "normal" use they need rebuilding every hundred thousand or so. you could pull it apart, take the bearings to a bearing supplier and ask if there are heavier duty alternatives available, but chances are the rebuild kits available will have about the bst you can get in them anyway.
the H55F gearbox is strong but even under "normal" use they need rebuilding every hundred thousand or so. you could pull it apart, take the bearings to a bearing supplier and ask if there are heavier duty alternatives available, but chances are the rebuild kits available will have about the bst you can get in them anyway.
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