db1/ zx5 shiny bits

[gixxer]

Anybody interested in these? Not worked out a price yet just seein what ya think will come with bearings fitted too


some more interesting brass weights on the way too

[coleman758]

That looks cool!

I would have me one of those for my DB1.
Drop me a PM with a price.

EDIT:

Also I would supply without bearings, alot of people like to run a particular brand.

[Matt Butcher]

looks nice, would need to be cheap tho as they are £3 + p&p for something similar from ebay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3Racing-Al...item2ebf015b91

[coleman758]

The picture looks like brass, So little extra weight... Its gotta be worth a little more! Its handmade quality

[gixxer]

Thank you, yeah they are machined from solid brass and the bearings are a press fit that's the reason I wanted to supply with bearings to stop issues with people saying they don't fit

[coleman758]

That's all good and well, but what if the bearings need replacing?

[gixxer]

I would use a press or a puller to get em out, it's just an idea I have found with metal parts that if there is the slightest bit of clearance around a bearing like you get in super expensive rear hubs its not long and there is a load of play around the bearing rendering the the hubs 'knackered' if they are wanted with a nice slide fit not a problem with or without bearings

Cheers john

[highlander]

they look great gixxer .....
i belive gixxer made them with a press fit bearing to eliminate any chance of play / wear from the outer race .... they still can be removed but will be tight hence the term press fit and tight to refit .... great idea as on the DB1 this is one area you dont want any extra play IMO anyway ... im sure gixxer would be more than happy to supply with out brg's with that in mind....

[gixxer]

Yep for sure which ever way ya want them

[gixxer]

Yep for sure which ever way ya want them

[styleone]

Looks really well made. My only question is, and please excuse my ignorance with this question but extra weight in that area? Is it needed and why? But as far as quality and strength, they look lovely, well done