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Ricky_san
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banga
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enduroforkseals.com (or something similar to that) have complete kits and I think sell individual bearings.
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dhmachine
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You could try Ironhorse directly also. What year Sunday do you have?
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elpalmo
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herbman
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try http://www.shockcraft.co.nz/ as they are the NZ importers of enduro bearings and should have them in stock at a good price. plus they are easy to deal with.
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Ricky_san
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Sweet as, thanks for that i sent shockcraft a email
and my sunday is a 2007
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dhmachine
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You probably want to look at getting a couple of sets of bearings then, replace them about halfway through the season and again at the end 
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Crashchan
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| Posted: Thursday 6:41am Post subject: RE: Ironhorse Sunday Lower Swingarm Bearing |
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[quote="Ricky_san"] The 2 lower swingarm bearing's on my sunday are flogged, got the bearings taken out and found that they have a extended inner race like these:
http://www.betd.co.uk/ftp/product/250/Santa%20Cruz%20Blur%20lower%20liblahblahblah(medium).jpg
http://p1.pinkbike.com/photo/971/med/mpbpic971863.jpg
I took one down to the bearing shop and they said that they cant get anything like that with an extended race
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You could Go to the bearing shop and get the bearings for the standard size and Get some Spacers Made up from your local Engineering workshop. (Do you have any friends that do machining?) 
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wkdrider
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got a set in tha garage if your keen? infact i have a full bearing kit might as well replace them all now?? pm me
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herbman
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| Posted: Thursday 12:20pm Post subject: RE: Re: Ironhorse Sunday Lower Swingarm Bearing |
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[quote="Crashchan"]
that sounds like a bit of work....
and you would only be running a standard bearing.
where as the enduro bears are a MAX (more balls) type that are ment for povits.and i think there are priced rather well as dougal was saying that he was trying to keep the bearings around $10 each.
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Crashchan
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| Posted: Thursday 3:45pm Post subject: RE: Re: Re: Ironhorse Sunday Lower Swingarm Bearing |
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[quote="herbman"] | Crashchan wrote: |
that sounds like a bit of work....
and you would only be running a standard bearing.
where as the enduro bears are a MAX (more balls) type that are ment for povits.and i think there are priced rather well as dougal was saying that he was trying to keep the bearings around $10 each. |
Yes enduro max bearings are the way to go for your pivot bearings! I have just had My Intense 6.6 apart It,s running the Enduro Max bearings and has ali spacers so you do not need to buy special bearings 
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