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| Topic Started: 12 Jul 2009, 11:28 (540 Views) | |
| Djebel | 29 Jul 2009, 22:39 Post #21 |
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Use a water resistent. high load bearing grease. there are some blue in colour grease in tin cans. just buy them from the hardware shop. labour not too sure. should cost around 100. wheel bearings get those sealed ones. either metal seal or rubber. replace wheel bearings when u change ur tyres.dont save on those small bearings. 
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| rookie | 29 Jul 2009, 22:43 Post #22 |
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yo babakuda steering cone bearing, swingarm, shock bearing you can go dirt wheel or ideal motor for wheel, hub bearing, can find in those regular bearing shop.  |
 
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| airtime | 29 Jul 2009, 23:49 Post #23 |
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hi barakuda, if u r doing it by yrself than i would suggest as wat djebel has mentioned..the current best grease dats out 4 dirt riding use is the maxima grease (u can get it from Hup Hin in bukit merah) or if u r sending it 2 the shop than u will be at the mercy of the shop. they will grease it still but the quality of grease is juz normal. or u can get hup hin 2 use the maxima grease that u buy of them n get yr bearings done there! the price also varies from shop 2 shop...but remember the golden rule - wat u pay is wat u get! 
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| barakuda | 30 Jul 2009, 21:09 Post #24 |
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Thanks for all the replies from the seniors... That's really helpful. You guys really responded quickly. Looking forward to learning more from all of u! |
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| Kleivard | 30 Jul 2009, 23:05 Post #25 |
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hey buddy.. you can actually join us for riding. Ride more, learn more. |
 
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| airtime | 13 Aug 2009, 19:56 Post #26 |
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its rare 2 meet some1 new dat belives in setting up the bike in stock trim 1st b4 doing any mods. but dis is the way 2 go...with a good base 2 work on/from any mods can be felt if it works better or is not so good,esp 4 new riders. sometimes a couple of turns on some screws on yr bike can make a huge difference! its only if u wanna take time 2 test or not! bike testing - maybe rookie can touch on dis n let the newer guys learn somthing from it! afterall u r the 
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