bearing size for sunday frame?
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Come on, you have been around here long enough to know where the Sunday thread is..........
try page one, or just maybe you could look at the IH home page........
or you could look at enduro's site as they make the 'MAX' bearings as well as the one propietary bearing at the forward lower link pivot.
try page one, or just maybe you could look at the IH home page........
or you could look at enduro's site as they make the 'MAX' bearings as well as the one propietary bearing at the forward lower link pivot.
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did you maean them? what bearings are you looking to replace?
Ummm wow..........
I dont know how to make this more available....middle of the page in large bold letters, it says ".....schematics and part #s'..."
the exact same document is right on the IH page
Or again, Enduro has the entire 'frame bearing kit' for the Sunday listed plain as day on their site.....
I just did this the other day, but if these options are not appropriate to you you can always consult the IH Sunday thread at the top of the forum. You can either order them directly from IH (Find the CS number on IH's website). Carl's extension is 214 and he is always good at taking care of business OR you can go directly to IH's bearing manufacturer (www.enduroforkseals.com) and they have an option for the Sunday bearing kit.
It sounds like he's looking for just bearings which we don't do. We would have pivot kits in stock and he can certainly contact us if he's looking for a complete pivot kit. Enduro is the way to go if you just need bearings. The Sunday uses 6902 Max-Extended x2, 6902 2RS x2, 608 2RS x2, and 6903 Max-Extended x2 if you're international and want to order through a local bearing distributor.
-Carl
Those are standard sealed bearing part numbers, though the Max-E bearings might be harder to find.
The first bearing is a 6902 MAX-E and the last is a 6903 MAX-E. It is very important that you make these specifications - AS OTHERS HAVE ALREADY STATED!
why dont you just press the bearings out, measure themwith your caliper, and bring both your measurements and the bearings to the bearing shop with you?
This is getting silly....
1 You have all the bearing numbers given to you in no less than 4 places
2 'Max' bearings are a trademarked name from Enduro. The common name for these bearings are 'full complement'.
3 The extended race bearings you will ONLY find from Enduro, they are a custom made bearing.
of course ALL this info ^^^^ was given to you a week ago so I will make it more simple for you.....
Go here http://www.enduroforkseals.com/id55.html scroll down until you find 'Iron Horse' in big red letters. Click on the drop down menu and select 'Sunday' (the actual frame you have)....now click 'Add to Cart'............
1 You have all the bearing numbers given to you in no less than 4 places
2 'Max' bearings are a trademarked name from Enduro. The common name for these bearings are 'full complement'.
3 The extended race bearings you will ONLY find from Enduro, they are a custom made bearing.
of course ALL this info ^^^^ was given to you a week ago so I will make it more simple for you.....
Go here http://www.enduroforkseals.com/id55.html scroll down until you find 'Iron Horse' in big red letters. Click on the drop down menu and select 'Sunday' (the actual frame you have)....now click 'Add to Cart'............
next he's going to give you has address and just ask you to order the bearings for him.
can someone please order for me?
I'll give you my address
wow. sorry for being so...
but I wanted to buy the bearings from a shop, here were I live.
I didn't know that it's special bearings only enduro can supply.
thanks any way.
I'll order it from enduro.
I'll give you my address
wow. sorry for being so...
but I wanted to buy the bearings from a shop, here were I live.
I didn't know that it's special bearings only enduro can supply.
thanks any way.
I'll order it from enduro.
http://www.enduroforkseals.com/id169.htmlcan someone please order for me?
I'll give you my address
wow. sorry for being so...
but I wanted to buy the bearings from a shop, here were I live.
I didn't know that it's special bearings only enduro can supply.
thanks any way.
I'll order it from enduro.
BTW, you should start your thread, How to remove bearings from a Sunday, to avoid the rush.
I advise a really sharp screwdriver and a 50oz hammer.
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from the very first response
"or you could look at enduro's site as they make the 'MAX' bearings as well as the one propietary bearing at the forward lower link pivot."
Sorry don't mean to be hard on you (I am sure some of this is due to language differences)...just kind of funny from my end....
Zing!!!!
I'm glad it's funny for you :biggrin: at list I make you smile
last Q.. ( I hope)
I have the 06 sunday.
does it come with the enduro MAX-E and MAX bearings? or just regular bearings?
can I use regular bearings on the frame? (if its in the right size?)...
last Q.. ( I hope)
I have the 06 sunday.
does it come with the enduro MAX-E and MAX bearings? or just regular bearings?
can I use regular bearings on the frame? (if its in the right size?)...
Yes you can use non MAX bearings. They just have a lower load (force) rating that the MAX bearings. The bearing numbers will be the same. 'Full complement' is the generic term for this kind of bearing and I am sure you could find those in your country.
full complement or 'MAX' bearings have no cage and thus more balls in the bearing http://www.technologie-entwicklung.de/12-hybrid_bearing.jpg standard bearings have a cage to seperate the bearings http://img.alibaba.com/photo/51138382/Deep_Grove_Ball_Bearing.summ.jpg and thus fewer balls.
The 'E' bearings have a longer (wider) inner race (you can see them here on a MK 3) http://p1.pinkbike.com/photo/971/med/mpbpic971863.jpg. This extension takes the place of a spacer and seems to hold up better and prevent some problems. The only place these bearings are used in in the lower link. I cant remember when Iron horse changed from spacers and standard bearings to extended race bearings. You will have to see if you have the spacers. If you do, then yes you can use standard (non extended) bearings and the spacers. If you do not have the spacers, you would have to either have some made, or just get the extended bearings from enduro.
full complement or 'MAX' bearings have no cage and thus more balls in the bearing http://www.technologie-entwicklung.de/12-hybrid_bearing.jpg standard bearings have a cage to seperate the bearings http://img.alibaba.com/photo/51138382/Deep_Grove_Ball_Bearing.summ.jpg and thus fewer balls.
The 'E' bearings have a longer (wider) inner race (you can see them here on a MK 3) http://p1.pinkbike.com/photo/971/med/mpbpic971863.jpg. This extension takes the place of a spacer and seems to hold up better and prevent some problems. The only place these bearings are used in in the lower link. I cant remember when Iron horse changed from spacers and standard bearings to extended race bearings. You will have to see if you have the spacers. If you do, then yes you can use standard (non extended) bearings and the spacers. If you do not have the spacers, you would have to either have some made, or just get the extended bearings from enduro.
Saruti,
I'm actually going through the exact same process as you are and I just ordered the sunday kit from Enduro today.
I have the 06 factory frame and I just took out all the old bearings a few days ago. Mine definitely had the regular bearings and a spacer on each side on the lower link.
dh'er16
I wanted to order from enduro too, but the shipping will cost me more than the kit...
so I'll probably buy them here. will cost less.
if the regular bearings (who came with the frame) were good for two years, then I can see no reason not to buy regular bearings again.
I wanted to order from enduro too, but the shipping will cost me more than the kit...
so I'll probably buy them here. will cost less.
if the regular bearings (who came with the frame) were good for two years, then I can see no reason not to buy regular bearings again.