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Zombie Master
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wheel bearing seals

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'84 R100

Is there a source (list) for seals for my bike? :geek:
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Go to your local bearing supply. Easy.
Check the dimensions written on your seal. I think.....yours are 40x17x7 I think.
I haven't got one handy to look.
SKF FAG Koyo Timkin will all have a seal to suit.
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Doesn't include wheel bearings but having found it, someone posted this with skf seal numbers many years ago.
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Wheel bearing seals?
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I always just buy them from Ted Porter's Beemershop. Unlike many BMW parts, they aren't too expensive. I only replace (and clean and grease the bearings) them about every other tire change.
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