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Alloy Bearing retainer removal
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--- Quote from: AshimotoK0 on January 09, 2015, 11:08:30 AM ---
--- Quote from: Trigger on January 09, 2015, 10:52:49 AM ---Ash, how many bikes are you building ? Seems like a lot of hubs for 1 bike.
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I need one for my CB250K0 and one for my CB350K1 but while I had the bodgy tool out I decided I would strip all of the hubs I have. i also did both CB750 front hubs at the same time but the rear one I stripped way back.
That non removable sprocket is a bit of a mystery though? It was from a US import CL350K3.
Does anyone know if this hub is the same as the 400/4 rear?
Ash
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Not the same hub as the 400f mate.
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No definately not the same as 400/4. Im sitting here with my back wheel in bits at the moment, on the kitchen table like you do ;D , fitting new chain,sprocket and bearing etc, all came apart no problem. Didn't even need to use a hammer, which makes a change for me !!!!
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Don't tell me that you are using the rear hub as a Angel cake tin ;D ;D ;D
Nurse Julie:
I hope your not taking the piss Graham ;D ;D ;D. No, not baking a cake today, made a bacon and onion suet rolypoly earlier, so just putting that on to steam whilst polishing the hub. :-* :-*
Trigger:
--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on January 09, 2015, 05:08:45 PM ---I hope your not taking the piss Graham ;D ;D ;D. No, not baking a cake today, made a bacon and onion suet rolypoly earlier, so just putting that on to steam whilst polishing the hub. :-* :-*
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Would i do that girl? ;) I am sweet and innocent ;D ;D
Bitsa (Ralph Wright - RIP):
Trig In yer dreams git ;)
Cheers
Bitsa
AshimotoK0:
A 400/4 Rear hub fresh out of the oven :D
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