Bit of a head shake

Technical stuff specific to the Raptor 1000
User avatar
RaptorJo
On the Road
Posts: 340
Joined: 17 years ago
Location: Staffordshire

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by RaptorJo »

Update, had it checked out today and the swingarm bearings are fecked :(
User avatar
RaptorJo
On the Road
Posts: 340
Joined: 17 years ago
Location: Staffordshire

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by RaptorJo »

Bit of advice needed please.

Bike going into shop on wednesday for the swingarm bearings. As we know Cagiva are really quick at sending stuff :lol: Does anyone have info as to where mechanic can get the parts for the job here. Have no idea what is needed yet as its not stripped down, but any advice, info or numbers would be appreciated.
User avatar
Coose
On the Road
Posts: 124
Joined: 16 years ago
Location: Ooop north!

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by Coose »

Yep, you'll need two 2816 needle roller bearings for the chain side and two 6904 ball-race bearings for the other. If you or your mechanic don't know, the codes are standard designations for bearings and you should be able to pick them up from most bearing suppliers.
User avatar
RaptorJo
On the Road
Posts: 340
Joined: 17 years ago
Location: Staffordshire

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by RaptorJo »

Just bumping this little topic up again.

Look like I have play in my head bearings or they are fecked.

Don't think its a job for my limited knowledge, how much should a garage charge me? just want to make sure I don't get ripped off. :shock:
User avatar
Crap Tartan
On the Road
Posts: 1545
Joined: 16 years ago
Location: Sitting in front of the screen in Portpatrick again

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by Crap Tartan »

I would say a max of two hours labour and the bearings should be around a tenner.

Budget for a max of £100 all in but could be much less depending on their rates and how good/quick they can do the job.
nil illigitimae carborundum
User avatar
RaptorJo
On the Road
Posts: 340
Joined: 17 years ago
Location: Staffordshire

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by RaptorJo »

Thanks :D :D
shedmonkey
APM
Posts: 908
Joined: 13 years ago
Location: Cumbria

Re: Bit of a head shake

Post by shedmonkey »

I would say quite a bit more than that depending where you go as my mate was quoted £70 to change a front tyre valve.
Say £30-£40 for bearings and maybe £130 labour but obviously depends where you go.
Bit of a Muppet
Post Reply