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V7iii wheel bearings size

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Sharon David

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where can I find the size of the wheel bearings of the v7iii?
There are 3 sizes
Two different sizes in the rear wheel
Ans ine size in the front one.
Thank you...
 
The old parts manuals for 70s era Eldorados gave bearing sizes, however Guzzi stopped doing that. Now you have to actually read the numbers on the bearing to get the size, or measure them your self.
 
john zibell said:
The old parts manuals for 70s era Eldorados gave bearing sizes, however Guzzi stopped doing that. Now you have to actually read the numbers on the bearing to get the size, or measure them your self.
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I wanted to get some high end bearings from a known company.
And the prices are outrageous...
 
The bike is new so you shouldn't have an issue with the bearings yet. Why would you want to change them?
 
john zibell said:
The bike is new so you shouldn't have an issue with the bearings yet. Why would you want to change them?
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I like to have some spare parts ready in my garage. When I checked What size are they...I realized there is no information about it.
Not buying them yet, I just want the information ready for a needy day.
 
Sharon David said:
I like to have some spare parts ready in my garage. When I checked What size are they...I realized there is no information about it.
Not buying them yet, I just want the information ready for a needy day.
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There is no predicting when a wheel bearing will fail. Just check them at every tire change. If the movement is rough, replace the bearing, but only the bad one. They should last a very long time.

It would be more cost effective to stock valve cover gaskets, oil filters, bulbs, and other consumables.
 
john zibell said:
There is no predicting when a wheel bearing will fail. Just check them at every tire change. If the movement is rough, replace the bearing, but only the bad one. They should last a very long time.

It would be more cost effective to stock valve cover gaskets, oil filters, bulbs, and other consumables.
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Thanks!
I did collect the other consumables...:)
 
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