Bearings

[hondarider102]

I need new bearings for my rims, triple tree, and swingarm, i looked on motosport.com and the wheel bearings are about 30 bucks a piece, the swingarm ones range from 10 to 20 bucks a piece, and the triple tree ones are somewhere around 30 a piece, after its all said and done im looking at 3 or 400 dollars in bearings before any type of install, this seems kinda high to me, anyone have any suggestions on where to get bearings? thanks!

[butcher bergs]

http://www.atlanticbearing.com/

[Eric Baker]

http://www.goallballs.com/home.asp

[slammp]

check e-bay too. I got a set of allballs bearings for my triple tree for decent money there.

[Rambunctous]

Grainger Industrial Supply on Brooks St in Worcester They have a online catalog.

[Tricky Mike]

Grainger is Business to Business only. I've bought there in the past, but I've also been rejected trying to buy some loctite at the counter when I didn't have ID. Their prices suck anyway...
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/sta...sofpurcat.html

A. Sales Policy
1. Wholesale Only
W.W. Grainger, Inc. ("Grainger") sells products for business use to customers with proper business identification, which is required from all customers prior to purchase.

[daviid]

any local bearing supply house. look in the yellow pages. kawi wanted like $30 each for my wheel bearings. i paid about $7.50 each

[FireboltEric_MA]

^^^^^What Daviid said... Ive done the same. Bearing places are waaaaay cheaper for the same part the stealership will rape you on...

[Rambunctous]

Grainger retails now. If you have any problem just say A2Z auto repair.

[keeena]

http://www.goallballs.com/home.asp

+1. These guys can normally source any type of bearing for fairly reasonable prices; not quite local supply shop prices but much better than factory parts prices. You have to have the actual bearing specs (diam, width, type, etc...) which you can get from parts lists on Bikebandit or any other site w/ microfiche.