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are the bearings for early /late front discs different , from memory they are, but is there an intermediate type?

just trying to save obsolete parts again

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Yep.. IIRC early stub axles have a smaller outer bearing, then there is a stub axle with an early disc with a larger outer bearing, then the later disc type... Stub axles save... bearings... mmm I wouldnt want to use a second hand one, although that might be a better option than the chinese ones GSF are selling......
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just as i thought!
i knew it wasant me when i took a later size bearing out of an early disk!

not saving the bearings , but may do the hubs!
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yeah, it's all b0llocks, you would have thought that they would have changed the bearings at the same time as the discs, but they didn't!
c*nts!
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