Need help finding some wheel bearing seals

What's the best place on the 'net to find wheel bearing seals? I'm trying to install a set of Marchesini's on my Duke. I type "seals" into my search engine and all I get are pictures of cute baby seals or baby seals being eaten by sea lions.

And help would be appreciated.

[image: View Post]Pete McCrary, on 04 June 2010 - 10:43 PM, said:

What's the best place on the 'net to find wheel bearing seals? I'm trying to install a set of Marchesini's on my Duke. I type "seals" into my search engine and all I get are pictures of cute baby seals or baby seals being eaten by sea lions.

And help would be appreciated.


Try here
ktm bearing and seals

You may have to scroll down the list to find your model and year.

Or you could order ktm bits from these guys, but if you call them they can probably sell you aftermarket seals.
ktm part shop

I got bearings and seals for my 4th Gen. from CBR Bearing Co. Very helpful and very reasonably priced bearings / seals. Their web page is HERE.

Thanks guys, but not quite what I'm looking for. Both of those sites offered bearings and seals per a particular bike.

I'm trying to find a site where I just punch in 2 of the 3 seal dimensions and it tells me what's available. I'm making the spacing collars that go between the bearings and the fork leg or swingarm so I can make the interior diameter whatever I want on my lathe. I just need to know what's commercially available before I start cutting the spacer diameter.

You can call All Balls Racing. The last time I needed some special wheel bearings and seals, I just called and talked to a guy. I gave him some numbers that were on the side and he told me what he had. He was willing to sell me individual pieces too without having to buy a "kit".

http://www.goallballs.com/home.asp

[image: View Post]wera803, on 05 June 2010 - 01:40 PM, said:

You can call All Balls Racing. The last time I needed some special wheel bearings and seals, I just called and talked to a guy. I gave him some numbers that were on the side and he told me what he had. He was willing to sell me individual pieces too without having to buy a "kit".

http://www.goallballs.com/home.asp


Never even thought about going to All Balls. They have a dimensional chart that let me know exactly what is available so I can make my spacer.

You da man! (Even if you do live in UGA town).

Thanks as always! Posted Image

[image: View Post]Pete McCrary, on 05 June 2010 - 04:34 PM, said:

You da man! (Even if you do live in UGA town).


Hey, that doesn't mean I'm a fan. I actually try to be sure I am in the mountains riding whenever there is a home game. This place gets crazy. Posted Image

[image: View Post]wera803, on 05 June 2010 - 04:42 PM, said:

[image: View Post]Pete McCrary, on 05 June 2010 - 04:34 PM, said:

You da man! (Even if you do live in UGA town).


Hey, that doesn't mean I'm a fan. I actually try to be sure I am in the mountains riding whenever there is a home game. This place gets crazy. Posted Image


I understand. I went to the North Avenue Trade School myself.

Again, a million thanks. All Balls had exactly the type of chart I was looking for.