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Re: balls or taper?

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rcmatt007 wrote:only to make the choice tougher

LOL, yup. We had a discussion on the mid year change some time back. I think that narrowed it down to when the change was made.

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Re: balls or taper?

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rcmatt007 wrote:kit number 75-76 is 22-1011 and 77-79 is 22-1020
robin1731 wrote:There was a mid year change on the 76. Early 76's take a different kit than later ones. I found this out when doing the Super Sport Wing.
rcmatt007 wrote:only to make the choice tougher
robin1731 wrote: LOL, yup. We had a discussion on the mid year change some time back. I think that narrowed it down to when the change was made.
Keep in mind that the change was from ball bearings to the later (77-79+) tapered pins. If you have balls, you need the early kit (22-1011).

According to the parts list:

balls thru frame #2040165 (same as 75)
tapered bearings from frame #2040166 (same as 77)

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Saturdays project.... take the stem out and see
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On early 76 and 75 use the CX500 kit
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roncar wrote:
rcmatt007 wrote:kit number 75-76 is 22-1011 and 77-79 is 22-1020
robin1731 wrote:There was a mid year change on the 76. Early 76's take a different kit than later ones. I found this out when doing the Super Sport Wing.
rcmatt007 wrote:only to make the choice tougher
robin1731 wrote: LOL, yup. We had a discussion on the mid year change some time back. I think that narrowed it down to when the change was made.
Keep in mind that the change was from ball bearings to the later (77-79+) tapered pins. If you have balls, you need the early kit (22-1011).

According to the parts list:

balls thru frame #2040165 (same as 75)
tapered bearings from frame #2040166 (same as 77)

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I'll throw a wrench in that. My 76, the Super Sport Wing had ball bearing from the factory. But the all balls tapered bearing kit for a 1976 Wing did not fit. It's been 10 years so I don't remember what it was. And I don't remember which kit I bought either.

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Re: balls or taper?

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order two?
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Used Boss Bearing.com perfect fir for my 75.
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took out the stem and sure enough.....


drum roll......

BALLS! Now the question is simply do I repack them or drive out the races and replace
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Since you are refurbishing the bike and do not know the history for the steering stem bearings, my vote would be replace with taper bearings. You've got the steering stem out already.
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rcmatt007 wrote:I have used them on my 78 and 79. I know the steering stem is different on a '75 and you cannot put tapered bearings on it, but I am uncertain about the 76
I put All Balls steering bearings in my '75.
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yes, as it turns out, ALL BALLS makes two different sets. the vendors on ebay often list them incorrectly
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The question is not how much time do you have, it is what you do with the time that you have Gandalf
"One of the greatest dignities of humankind is that each successive generation is invested in the welfare of each new generation." Fred Rodgers
"it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert" ancient saying
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76 Ltd "cookies bike" ALMOST DONE
79 project, finished, FOR SALE
'86 1200 (Beth's)(FOR SALE) with motorvation sidecar (sidecar sold) , July 2017 BOTM
'17 HD Road king and 08 HD Heritage softail (Beth's) (FOR SALE). I guess you can say we have MBS
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