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Sprockets and bearings

Joined Feb 2015
28 Posts | 5+
Yorkshire England
Hi to all, couple of things while cleaning the Berg (Fe390) I discovered a little play in the rear wheel bearings I believe that the ALL balls / pivot works aren't the best replacements but don't want to be taken to the cleaners for KTM prices suggestions please I'm a big believer in quality Japanese bearings but will bow to the experience of the forum. Also the bike is running 13 - 52 sprockets is this standard ? It seems ideal for the riding I do Tops out about 80mph and fine on the trails I'm only asking as gonna treat myself to Dirt Tricks ones when on leave in the good old US of A
 
Their are bearing stores in most big city's you can get high quality bearings there. Get the number off of the bearings. It will be some thing like this 6203LU don't use that #. the #'s are standard world wide Call first for prices. Ask for best quality bearings. You can get cheap bearings their so be careful. Sprockets look at steel if you are keeping the bike. aluminum if your selling it.
 
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Thanks Rainerio I'm on with the bearing swap your advice is appreciated. Ride safe and often
 

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