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- Tyres fitted, Wheel bearings in.. Ready to balance..!
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Oh the Irony....
Saved vid to watch tonight, rear bearing collapsed on way home (made for an interesting ride on the motorway😮😮😮) lucky was only a few miles from home...
Have a similar cheaper three leg puller (kept catching the center cross tube and running up the bearing face), finally got good bearings out and was left with the collapsed one brake the cage away and tried to drift it out from the rear.....
Much cursing and hammered knucles later realised it had a circlip (DOH!!!) Had to tap it back to release the clip and then the bearing outer race slid out much eaiser
Will be INVESTING in a similar kit soon to do the front wheel BEFORE it goes on me
Bike is back together and tested
Really nice easy calm way to remove the bearings great vid guys keep it up
Ayup buddy, sorry to hear that happened to you, and glad you got away with it in terms of keeping the bike upright... like you say, they ride in a very unique way with a collapsed bearing don't they lol ! It's why I made special mention of the circlip, it seems to be the standard thing with Kawasakis and Harleys, so now you know you won't forget again !! A link under the video if you wanna treat yourself to a set, could be worth giving the swing arm bearings a check, if you get time, am sure you know, but just in case not, you need to drop all the furniture of the swing arm, wheel out, brakes off and disconnect all the suspension, then lift it up and down through it's sweep and give it some side to side flex, any grittiness in the action and it's worth poking a new set in there if you can, and the puller set will make it a piece of cake! Good luck buddy, keep in touch, Del
Moonfleet41 yes i shall be sourcing a set of swing arm and headstock bearings, at least to go into stock for when the weather warms up ☀☀
Gotta keep her tip top for a planned charity ride (Land's End to John O'Groates in 24h) 21st June in aid of Cancer Research
one of my biggest fear is a bearing going on the freeway
VlogBiker .. Don't have sleepless nights over that buddy.. its probably the rarest thing that will ever happen, today's bearings are way more reliable and safe than years gone by.... if you are in touch with your bike, and know how it rides and feels from experience... then just pay attention to any small changes you discover.. a bearing will start to rumble and feel gritty long before it locks up.. and it will develop free-play long before it feels odd while riding... so when you do your pre-ride checks, maybe once a week, just grab the tyre and flex it about side to side feeling for any play... you'll get used to how it feels, and if one day there is a little play, you'll detect it right away...
I do a weekly check on almost everything, spend hours simply because I do so many miles, thanks for putting my mind at ease over the bearings, but I do change them on the first notice of any play because of that fear.
All looking good there. Seen identical blind bearing sets on fleabay for a very cheap price, was considering picking one up (don’t have the funds for the Sealey). Looking forward to seeing the wheel balancing video. Can’t believe how expensive brake discs are for a bike compared to a car
Hi Paul.. you said that right mate.. its like they are a different planet aye.. something like TEN TIMES more expensive for bikes.. i bought my new ones at the beginning of the build while i had the money from the Tiger sale because i knew id never afford them now..
What sort of bearings do they use standard clearance or c3?
(p) Love the 'How to' videos and another quality job in the can.
Thank you most kindly sir.. as you know, its all possible because you support what we do... take care my friend, and have a good week.. D&Px
I love that bridge puller Del! I also think I'm going to have to make a bearing press based on your idea. It's so simple, but seems like it works really well. Sure beats driving bearings like I've had to do in the past. -Austin
What brand is that bearing puller set? And is there a part no. Or a Model no. for the set?
Here you go, this is the Sealey set we used: www.sealey.co.uk/product/5637181335/blind-bearing-puller-set-12pc
Hi sir I replaced my wheel bearing today. After pressing the bearing in it just cannot spin freely as the spacer seems to be stuck with the inner race. Will you have any idea which part I did wrong? Any advice is greatly appreciated
I expect to see the Removal using impoverish Tools....Not professional Tools as many dont own it.
delboy friend, here is a little story about my new rearwheelbearings.
it is a old fireblade from 1998, 3 bearings. the two ones in the wheel are generic 6204rs
but the one in the sprocketcarrier is a strange one ntn sco4B66lu guess what the dimensions are 22x56x17
in the kit was a 22x56x16 thats not right is it? one mil off, maybe a spacer does the job, but i ordered a oem one for my baby.
Long delayed reply; but I bought one of those Sealey Blind Bearing puller kit after watching how much better it works compared to hammer violence.
The time and effort you have put into this build is incredible, really struggled to get into the build at the beginning but you have completely hooked me with it. .and the effort and time you have given it whilst still cracking on with a full time job is seriously great. .Thanks for doing what you do del.
Thank you martin, thats very kind.. you know mate, i didn't actually expect anyone to invest time in watching the build.. i was gonna do most of it off camera and just post updates.. but as time has gone along, so many people are hooked on it, its become the focus of the channel at the moment... and as for work.. well, you gotta pay the bills somehow aye mate..lol
hi just received my puller toda from wemoto, first used the slide hammer and one came with not to much problem. the next was in thee big time so i used the bridge puller. wow what difference! its just undoing tight bolt came out no problems.
do you have a video on how to make the tool for putting them back in. ?
I feel like I'm not supposed to be an American. This feels like evidence of that.
How did you made the bearings installation tool? I’m doing my bearings this weekend and that’s so easy to install it with.
Good afternoon what a beautiful and clear video!
I'm from Holland.
I have a question:
Where can I get / order that black tab that goes into the rim and into the bearing to get it loose?
Yours sincerely,
Annechienus
"Black Tab" ? could you be more specific.. maybe a time stamp in the video.. ?
Old brake discs make great clocks.......fill the centre hole with a piece of checker aluminium and drill then pop in a clock motor....Bob's ya uncle
Great idea on the clocks... oh to have the time (did you see what I did there lol)... thanks Rod, appreciate the support.
7:40 lắp phần còn lại của cảo vòng bi TRONG.
Try counter act balance beads. I use them on my sporty and v rod muscle and it is smooth at all speeds. No weights to see
Hi Dale.. I have wanted to try them out for a long time, and i know they are well respected. for this bike i wont do though, i wanted to make a new wheel balancing video, so will just use weights this time... but in a future build i will give them a try for sure buddy..
www.innovativebalancing.com
👍🏻🇬🇧del you should be charging me for tuition hey to penny cams good work
Thanks Mark, you're most welcome mate, glad the videos can help you out, and Penny say's thanks too, she puts a lot of work in behind the scenes these days.
after i placed tube and bearings of both sides my bearings are no longer able to spin with my finger. is that normal ? because the tube both ends are now touching the bearing inner metal disk did i do it right?
Sometimes if you pinch the bearings together a little bit tight, it will be difficult to turn by hand... but as long as when you put the axle through the wheel, it spins freely then they should be fine.
Very informational
Where did you get that DIY LONGBOLT to buy?…I’ve got the wheel bearings puller but I can’t seem to find a long bolt anywhere.
It's not a bolt mate, it's simply a length of threaded bar, and you can buy it in B&Q DIY store, 1m lengths are about a tenner??!
Thanks Delboy’s Garage
Where can I buy that wheel bearing puller kit….I need it to change my wheel bearings on my Honda CBR650R?
Kind Regards
John
3:00 bộ cảo TRONG chất lượng.
Enjoyed the video as always, well done, very clean job!. Just a question. Is it a good idea to grease the bearing holder? I mean, those bearings are not likely to grip but some times, in different situations, when the bearing grips, if it slips from their place, wich is usually aluminum made, the bearing destroys the holder, in this case, the wheel. I would never put grease in an outer or inner race of the bearing, but...I've never changed a wheel bearing so...that was the question!
Hi Alberto, its important to grease them in with alloy wheels, damage can be done to the casting by dragging a dry bearing. They wont move unless the bearing itself locks up, and even if you put them in bone dry, a bearing lockup will still trash the casting... its important to grease them in, it's recommended in the manual buddy...
Great channel... Could you tell me the make and price of the blind inner bearing puller tool kit please? I'm just doing a full restoration on a 1993 Honda CBR600f2 and a 1992 Yamaha FZR600 Genesis. Keep up the informative videos. 👍
Hi Allan, here's a link to it my friend, a great piece of kit you'll never regret buying! www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/blind-bearing-puller-set-12pc-112019?search=ak716&description=true
@@Moonfleet41 Thank you very much sir. Keep up the good demonstrations and information. I look forward to watching more.
Thanks for the video, the bearings on my front are doing my nut in. Ordered a bridge pulled from Amazon.
What would you call the cir-clip pliers with the grooves as I’ve looked but all the noses are just like little dowels with no grooves ?
Here you go mate.. these are the ones i use ! www.wiha.com/gb/en/tools/pliers/circlip-pliers/wiha-classic/1751/circlip-pliers-classic-with-magictips
@@Moonfleet41 cheers bud. I’ve literally just finished taking the wheel bearings out, absolut gift with that wee gadget. Cheers pal
Oooh yeah ! 😁☮❤👍
Top video, Thanks for takeing the time too share. New bearings/ Tyres =Nice feeling.
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Nice job buddy, wheels look great, look forward to you balancing them and then get them mounted, regards Stu
Thanks Stu, little by little, getting there now aye..
Fantastic as always mate very usefully 👍👍👍👍👍
FANTASTIC ,,,,Cheers Del and Penny
What is that paint looking thing you are peeling off in the beginning of every tire
Don't understand your question mate...
Thank you soo much
Muy buena herramienta...
your vids are great , im just wondering though, if the spacer that's between the bearings are touching each inner race how does the extractor open up when you press it in if there isn't a gap? I hope you can follow that, thanks.
Good question mate, you're clearly a thinking man, and am sure you solve your problems that way, just like I do... the answer to your question is, that the die on the puller has a protruding sharp edge that hooks inside the bearing when you expand it, and that sharp edge as you expand it, slots in to the champher of the bearing and the spacer and literally forces them apart enough to get a grip... as you wriggle the die down through the bearing, you'll feel it snap in between the bearing and the spacer.
@@Moonfleet41 thanks, I was wondering the chamfered edge on the bearing had anything to do with it. your vids are the best out there mate.
I started to yell at my phone for you to grab a rag or put your hand over the snap ring. I know from my own experience with them they can be quite dangerous. when you showed those snap ring pliers that you have right away I did a Google search to find them. I'm also going to try to file in on I set of snap ring pliers that I already own and see if I can make them work like yours.
I just a few hours ago picked up a set of the bearing pulling tool.I want them for the same reason for what you just did. Harley-Davidson quoted me just for the labor over $100 per wheel. Find the bearing pulling set only cost me $60. And now I don't even need to buy the tool from Harley for installing the bearings. I had read and some articles about the all thread that you used. After seeing you use I understand how it works.
Thank you my friend for sharing. I look forward to watching your other videos.
Where did you buy that kit???
Nice video. I went ahead and purchased the same bearing puller. As far as the technique for installing new bearings, you have a socket slightly smaller than the bearing with a long bolt, some washers, and a nut?
do you have any advice on getting the bearing off the attachment once the bearings out the wheel? I have the same Sealey pulling kit.
Remove the spreader pin, hold the bearing in your hand with the puller die hanging out between your fingers and tap it a couple of times with a hide or rubber mallet and that will pop it out of the bearing...
@@Moonfleet41 I will give that a try tomorrow, it went in with a good click but if It went in, then I guess it will come out. Thanks for your advice and putting me in the right direction 👍🏼
I have quickly trick for replacement wheel bearing.just 10 second.
Great job mate. Wheels look awesome! How did the paint job fair up on the tyre remover/putter back on?
Hi Tor, not a single mark on the wheels, the guy i use there is really careful and gentle with wheels, he works on show bikes and race bikes.. so knows what he's doing when it comes to looking after customers wheels...
Nice one! Guess it depends on the craftsman rather than the paint integrity! Saying that, even when I got my Bandit wheels powdercoated I still managed to chip one of them so I think people might as well try painting them with the tough paint. Just trying to get the bloody temperature up this time of year eh! Loving the last bits of this project mate. Fun times when it all starts to come back together again.
(P) A long day but all worth it, well done both of you! 😀
Long day indeed mate... but working to get Sunday free for you-know-what...lol
So, basically we need 2 different tools to lift and install the bearing? Can we have just 1 for both works? 😅
First class. Took some of the trepidation of doing this myself out of it. Great vid
Great video Del, may have to invest in one of those kits
You wanna try one buddy, I'll drop you a link if you like ... painting fiddly bits all day today, glad it's over !
Definatly going to invest eventually. For the moment I've not got any bearings due for replacement but that's defiantly better than twatting at the wheel with a hammer
Very much so mate, investing in equipment you need is always a long term thing.. it will benefit you another day, and thats when it pays for itself..
Vidmantas K. I've started buying and selling bike's so I reckon it's worth the investment :) although usually I use an old wheel spindle and a hammer lol
Noticed the motor cheeeky bastard nice choice nice job on wheels that bearing kit is great piece of kit nearly spring
Where to buy the bearing tool set from ple pal
Here you go, this is it: www.spanner-monkey.co.uk/blind-bearing-puller-set-12pc-60263?search=blind%20bearing&description=true
Thanks for confirm that the allthread idea will work(sort of). My idea is to pull both bearings in at the same time,and it looks like you did one at a time. I have used the allthread trick for many different things over the years but I'm concerned about the aluminum wheels from a 1977 kz650. Thanks for the video
Thanks mate
Nice bearing puller. Was surprised it doesn't come with the necessary parts so that you don't have to use your socket to install a bearing though. While watching you handle that spanner I kept thinking that a ratcheting wrench (spanner) would be so perfect to use with that set!
I use ratchet spanners on this now, but just a point on the sockets, this is obviously a bearing puller set for pulling bearings, there is an entirely different tool for installing bearings, most make their own with a piece of threaded bar and some sockets, because the actual kit is pretty much the same thing.
great tools
bloody good video !
I know you tried to do this video faster than the others but I like the detail. I didn't get much out of this video, unfortunately.
Great demo thanks.👍🏻
That tool is sweet but way to expensive!
Yeah, good tools ain't cheap, but it's still cheaper than one visit to the dealer to get it done though aye...
Hi Del / Penny nice work on fitting the bearing
Thanks buddy.. fun project, and it went well.
This really good.
I’ll be doing this next, very soon. 👍
Why are you putting grease on the outside of the bearings before you install them ?
👍 Pleasurable tech video as always del 😉
Cheers Brad :-)
Another good vid 👍🏻
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Long day for both of you by the sounds of it Rat Cuz but great job as always from you both. Awesome piece of kit the bridge puller. Excellent video and looking forward to the next one hun x
Hey Ratcuz.. so good to hear from you, we hope you are warm and well up there in the frozen North... It was a full 12 hour day this one, but lots done and much progress... every day this gets closer to being finished is a day closer to the start of the next Ratbuild.. and no matt black for the next one either.. muah ha ha..>:)
Brilliant job Del
.good stuff del😁
This is the job. 🖒🖒🖒🖒
Love you man .. but I wish I have these tools which are not being sold in my evil Country
Tidy bit of kit that bridge puller. An upgrade on my puller kit is on the cards, thanks for the demonstration of that.
Cheer buddy... you know its odd how differently we view our investment in tools and equipment.. if you ask any professional mechanic, they will tell you that they will buy maybe one tool or item for their collection every couple of weeks, year in year out, both to expend and broaden their range of tools, and also to replace worn tools.. many Pro guys have five figure sums invested in tools and equipment, and ive heard some brag figures like "thirty grands worth".... and yet we mere mortal amateurs struggle on with half of what we need to do what are often critical jobs that can not only save us a fortune in garage bills, but save out lives too.... so for me, any investment on tools an equipment is worthy...as long as you'll use it..
Oh aye. I've got a big investment in tools and I've overspent my tool budget this month already. I've got a blind puller set I bought after having to get a garage to replace the sportster wheel bearings - only for them to bodge it. But it doesn't have that bridge puller and I've got more tools I need that I don't have, so dropping the best part of £200 on an upgrade is difficult to justify. First world problems eh? Cheers.
Diganme la marca y el modelo de ese extractor
It's a Sealey Blind Bearing Puller
P: Nice work. Bearing pullers are so civilized. once this bike is done with the exception of the engine, it will need a break-in/settling-in period. Since you've changed looks a bit along the way, has Mackie changed up his ideas for the paint work? Keep up the momentum, the small stuff is where the bogging happens. ;-)
Hi Darren.. you are dead right, you will always get bogged down in the small stuff... but im determined to push past that and get this thing on the road before summer.... I'm gonna make my own choice on the paint, i will be changing the bodywork a bit more yet, and i have a few good ideas for the final paint... thanks for your support buddy. take care. del.
Amigo, sou brasileiro, saberia me dizer medidas do rolamento da roda traseira da Suzuki bandit 650n 2010.????
You show everything really nicely as usual with the bearing puller and the old disc doing all that, it's like some of your other videos where you show something that's usually so fussy and complicated but it really isn't if you know the basics about it, as always ta very much for that, I'd actually give this a go if I had that bearing tool. Are those tools expensive?
Oh yeah and wouldn't it have been better to use a ratchet spanner? =P
Hey Johny.. the Blind Bearing Puller set was £159, there is a link under the video if you click on "Show More"... and yeah, i could use a set of ratchet s[spanners.. im getting some soon, they've been on the wish list for a long time..lol
Glad to hear you'd give it a go, its never as hard, of complicated as it looks mate... Good luck with it.. Del.
Hi Delboy. If both the bridge puller and the slide hammer do the same thing, why are they both in the set? Is there a benefit to using one or the other?
In some applications impact is inappropriate and gentle pressure is safer, plus also the slide hammer takes up a lot of space by comparison, so maybe access would be an issue, two options both available in the same set to get to the same result!
Cool. Thanks. I noticed that there are a lot of sets on Amazon that are much less expensive than Sealey, some 1/8 the price. Do you think those would still be good or should I avoid them?
Im not sure what sets you may be looking at mate.. but my thinking with all tools of varying quality is to determine "How often i may use them"?.. no point in buying a Snap-On bearing puller that you're only going to use once a year... but if you're a busy technician, using it once a week or more.. then a cheap Amazon option may not last you very long... and We regular Joe's in our garages fixing our bikes now and again fall somewhere in the middle.. Personally, ive found the quality of mine from Sealey more than capable of my usage which is maybe half a dozen times a year for several jobs at a time like on my Hayabusa project, i replaced a dozen bearings with it and it's still like new,, Hope that helps you decide mate, good luck with your purchase..
Thanks!
Del, I’m curious if those wheels with the tough black paint will need a clear coat? For longevity etc, want to do mine soon. Thanks in advance.
They dont need anything over them Charlie, that paint is designed to be a tough, flexible and resilient paint for things like crash bars, hand rails and frames.. use it over bare metal as long as you scuff it up.. lay up four wet coats.. and you're good to go..
No Del! What are you doing to me! I can't afford more tools! Nooooo! (was that Badbury Rings?)
Yes matey, thats Cranbourne Chase, with Badbury Rings about half way along..! and you can never have too many tools aye..lol!
THANK YOU!!!
I assume you have some now but couid use a ratchet spanner del
Yes, and yes..Old video.. i have a Gedore set i use for this now.!
@@Moonfleet41 thoight you would matey I'd bought the oro set from halfirds love em nice work matey
@Moonfleet41 hey del unsure if you've cone across this issue but the new tool as you've got there mine is sealy . Tidy tool etc but when bearing gets say flush with with hub I guess we call it it resists? It's central etc ..but tapping it out isn't an issue ? Very odd ..thanks in advance ps it moves fine until that point
Nice vid Del.
What would you do if you took the dust cover off to find a circlip with the dreaded "one lug"? Looks like someone had a go with mine once upon a time, snapped on of the ends off of the circlip and just left it...
Hi mate... oh now aint that a biatch?.. ive been there more than once... Ok, i know it sounds like a plug, but trust me it works.. those Wiha circlip pliers with the notch in the pin, just using one side of the pliers, the notched peg will grip into the remaining lug hole.. and you can pull it clear of the groove and "lift" it out a bit.. because it locks in, it allows you to pull on the circlip in an outwards direction...then carefully slip a small flat bladed screw driver in behind and work it round until you can lift if out...
Nice job Del (& PP of course). Maybe a quick mention about not being tempted to re-use bearings that have been pulled or pushed 'across' the housing, eg. by applying pressure on the inner race to shift the outer etc.
Even if they are big & beefy & seem perfectly fine afterwards, the 'sideways' stresses imposed on any ball, roller & especially needle roller tracks within the bearing itself, can easily cause unseen damage & lead to all sorts of galloping naughtiness later.
P.S. Have you guys thought about getting a cake blade for the bandsaw & doing weddings? - could be an earner : )
I cake blade... Genius... im gonna google it now mate...lol
Turn wheel take messing Axle and Puch it out
Happy Valentines day present to myself, just ordered a blind bearing extractor set :)
Can't wait for a bearing to start rumberling now... lol
Nice one Richie, you wont regret it, you know its odd how differently we view our investment in tools and equipment.. if you ask any professional mechanic, they will tell you that they will buy maybe one tool or item for their collection every couple of weeks, year in year out, both to expend and broaden their range of tools, and also to replace worn tools.. many Pro guys have five figure sums invested in tools and equipment, and ive heard some brag figures like "thirty grands worth".... and yet we mere mortal amateurs struggle on with half of what we need to do what are often critical jobs that can not only save us a fortune in garage bills, but save out lives too.... so for me, any investment on tools an equipment
is worthy...as long as you'll use it..
I tried for during the bearing puller set before and I could not do it so I bought myself a 9 Piece set and I have to bite a bridge puller itself. Enjoy watching your videos. Penny and you have a wonderful day.
Hi Paul, I'm hearing from many people that they have a puller, but not the bridge part, they can be bought separately, so you could just see it as an addition to your collection, but only if you're gonna use it mate !
Thanks del very useful video I can use this to put bearings in my bike I am getting a head a bit but I have bought new bolts for the front disc did I have to. thought I read somewhere it's best replace them got a set from wemoto anyway all the best to you an penny stay safe
Hi Kevin.. well its never "wrong" to buy new disc bolts, often they are in perfect condition and can be cleaned up and reused. they only bolt in with light torque pressure, so they wont be stretched, however they do suffer a lot of "shear" force over the years, and its impossible to know how much stress of fatigue that can place on a bolt... so perhaps if its a pretty new bike, and the bolts are immaculate and only maybe a few years old.. then id be pretty confident to reuse them.. but for that they cost, you can replace them with a new stainless set from Probolt, and be totally confident you have that peace of mind aye... Good to hear from you always buddy. have a good week.. Del.
great video where can i purchase one of those kits thx
Another job de-mystified in layman’s terms....now I gotta spend more money on tools....tut tut tut🙂
yeah, i think we all do if we want to do our own stuff... Its not extravagant or reckless to buy tools and equipment.. any professional mechanic will have five figure sums invested in tools.. most of us dont have a fraction of that... and there is only so far the good old 'ghetto fix" can get you aye mate.. ...lol
did the other side have a cir clip as well on the front wheel? my zx9r looks to have only one..
No buddy, the circlip is just on the speedo drive side, it holds the tooth'd tube in place that drives the speedo ...
Nice job Del, it's all coming together. jobs are so much easier when you have the right tools. Penny and you have a good week.
Cheers
Thanks buddy, you're dead right, you dont have to use a puller for wheel bearings, but i bought it for the swingram bearings as you have no choice with that.. so why not use it for this and justify the expense aye..lol
Who makes that bearing puller?
Hi my friend , did you have the wheels powder coated leaving the bearings and seals in
Yes, the bearings were left in to protect the seat, they were bead blasted to clear off all the old paint and lacquer and I painted them and then when it was done, those bearings were pretty much destroyed, so replaced them as you can see with the wheel done.
another very interesting and useful video. your a lucky to have such a wonderful wife who is willing to help out around the garage. mine will not even go near the garage hahaha
Thank you buddy, im a very lucky man, she is very special to me..
🤤🤤🤤I'm Defoe getting me a kit like that. Easy peasy job done no hitting stick or sore thumb 😊😊
True dat mate..!
Cracking little bearing puller kit that, might have to get one myself mate. As always, job well done, and a well presented video of course. Just one thought, wouldn't that job be easier with ratchet spanners? Might save a bit of faffing on future builds, but only a suggestion. Almost ready for the Mackie Magic now, bring it on bro! RS guys, as always.
Hi Ian, hell yeah. ratchet spanners... ! I'm always investing in tools and I needed to buy this for the swing arm bearings, but it's my birthday this week and I've got some of those fancy 4 size combination ones on me wish list , so fingers crossed lol !
Well happy birthday then fella, I'm sure after seeing this they will arrive in time! lol. And you're only 18 months older than me, I hope I look that young when I get there 'cause I sure don't now LOL
Fair play to you guys putting the time and effort in for this. You both must of been knackered and in need of pizza.
Sure thing Chris, it was a long video, and a long evening in the garage... but you said it, beer and a pizza makes everything right ! Thanks for taking time to notice, much appreciated...
100% 👍👍
240.00 for the bearing puller.
нештяк🤟🏽
I Love your Projects and your Work. Nice Videos all over the Time. Thanx for that. Nice Greets from Germany
Danke für deine freundlichen Worte, mein Freund, ich sehe dich wie Streetfighter auch, wir sind Gleichgesinnte nein?, Nochmals vielen Dank für deine Nachrichten, fahr sicher und bleib in Verbindung. Del.
Whow, Thanx for your Comment. Yes, i love Streetfighter Bikes and i have a few of it. Unfortunately the Videos from me shows only Bikes from Friends. In the next Time i will try to build some Bikes and rebuild some Bikes from me. Best working Greets from Germany Ralf
I think my bearing puller kit is exactly the same as that one but the name is different, seems like the box / bits go exactly in the same spots, anyway yeah I do my bearing on all my bikes in a similar way except for the Cagiva Raptor front wheel set as the axle tube almost touches both inner races so not enough room to place the puller in there until I have tapped one slightly out. Looking forward to the balance video, never tried it in my life (I dont know why) lol...
Hi buddy, yeah i think they are manufactured in the far east, and several companies market them.. its the same with the chain riveter kit too... Good call on the practice of tapping a small gap for the puller, the sharp edge of the die should fit into the chamfer between the bearing and the tube.. but if not, thats a great option... Love the Raptor.. Japanese technology, and Italian style.. best combination ever right.?
Yeah and it's a beast low end but thats where I want it being a courier, talking about chain kit yeah same again like yours (broke my small pin on a small chain) speaking of which I ride rain hail or shine and I clean my chain and sprockets with WD40 and then chain wax them weekly as I do 150km per day, Ive managed to get 25,000km out of this chain and sprocket set still look good too but the chain I fear will give in soon as there are some spots that the chain wont go straight immediately as it comes over or under going past the sprockets, it doesnt pull away from the rear sprocket by much , heck Ive seen guys pull the chain away and you see almost the top of the sprocket teeth, anyway Ive been off the bike for almost 3 months now because of a static bike accident, I was pushing it and the front wheel flicked out as it caught a rock and cut a long story short my knee got pinned between the slider and the pavement damaged to my tendons....
Been looking on Amazon, US for a similar bearing puller kit (Sealy) anyone on this side of the pond have a recommendation? Cheers!
Sealey will ship to USA, if you contact Wemoto.com and quote the Sealey item you want, and they will get it to you!
@@Moonfleet41 Thank you!
Bahco make a great set of ratcheting ring spanners with 2 sizes per end, so 4 sizes per spanner. I bought a set and they're fantastic. You'd definitely benefit greatly from them Del.
Hi Tom... you read my mind mate.. ive put a twin set, (8 sizes ) on my birthday wish list.. and its this week, so im confident..ll
Moonfleet41 Great choice, I got the set of three, not sure I'll ever use the bigger sizes over a socket or standard ring spanner, but they're nice to have. You won't be disappointed. Enjoy!