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nik09 · 08/12/2011, 02:05

I've done a search but but couldn't find any info.

are the cbr400rr NC29 wheels and bearings the same as the mc 22?

I've been able to buy front wheel bearing for my 29 project but can't find any rears (people sell them in the UK but won't ship to aus)

Matt · 08/12/2011, 02:08

try checking CMSNL.com

Aduro · 08/12/2011, 02:10

I doubt the wheels are the same. Might use the same bearings tho.

nik09 · 08/12/2011, 06:39

(08/12/2011 02:08)Matt Wrote: try checking CMSNL.com

I was trying to avoid them at the moment as it took them over a month to send a gasket and bolt I ordered.

I'll try and check with a local bearing shop and see if they can match it

Lane · (This post was last modified: 08/12/2011 07:14 by Lane.)

99% of bearings will be a generic sized, readily available bearing, especially in a normal swingarm.

If you do have trouble, use the part number obtained off cmsnl and google it, 9 times out of 10, it is a part common with a few other bikes and some mob in the USA will have it ready to sell.

**K916** · (This post was last modified: 09/12/2011 15:27 by K916.)

If you take your old bearings out and take them to any bearing shop, you'll find a match.

Get the RS version which have a rubber seal to keep moisture out

The wheel bearings are easily available but the one thats really hard to find is the bearing within the rear sprocket housing

From memory, I think the number is 6004

but i'm not sure, so double check before you buy

vitamine27 · 10/12/2011, 06:04

I got a bearing chart in front of me, what size are they?

nik09 · 20/12/2011, 04:01

Sorry I don't log on that much. Not to sure will check it out tonight

(10/12/2011 06:04)vitamine27 Wrote: I got a bearing chart in front of me, what size are they?

**K916** · 20/12/2011, 15:01

I just found what I posted ages ago on the old forum archives:

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Front Wheel Bearing number - 6004

Rear Wheel Bearing number - 6004

2 required for each wheel. The guy at the shop recommended that i buy the "Z" type which is sealed at one end rather that the "Double Z" that is sealed at both ends.

He said that the double Z tends to get a bit noisy after a little use. Wonder if its true ?
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