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 18-12-16, 21:57
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PU Cush Drive Rubbers
Just bought some MEFO Explorer tyres from mytyres and decided to look at the cush drive rubbers. My bike has done 12000 miles and the rubbers were as shown in the picture - worn!
I PMed 'Hunday' - Andy Ross in S.A. and asked him for a price on a set of PU rubbers - �57 including postage. I sent the money via PayPal and received the package exactly seven days later. I have the first set of RED rubbers he has done and they came with four cable ties and instructions for use -see pic. I had some fun getting the rear wheel back on the bike - my bikes over the last few years have been shaft drive and getting the wheel in was quite a struggle. In the end - with the bike on centre stand I used a ratchet strap to take the weight of the wheel and with the aid of my better half got the wheel into position, having attached the chain and with each hand guiding the wheel with spacers in place. After a lot of cussing and swearing I realised that if I brought the wheel as far back as the chain would allow - it would clear the swinging arm and allow me to push the axle through! Hope this helps someone else.... Andy Ross, 'Hunday', who was born in the UK has said he will deal promptly with anyone wanting new cush drive rubbers. He sells mainly to Australia, New Zealand and the UK. You can PM him or e-mail at: accentgt8@gmail.com DSCF4855.jpg DSCF4851.jpg DSCF4857.jpg |
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19-12-16, 09:59
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To keep the spacers in place I use a piece of hosepipe that is just long enough, then push it out with the spindle once the wheel is in place. It's a fiddly job without a doubt, and others will have other methods - you just got to see which one works best for you.
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19-12-16, 12:23
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Good tip Gas, I'll try that one next time!
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21-05-17, 10:55
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Cuash Drive Rubbers
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I put them on ebay now , but you can still contact me directly http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from...thane&_sacat=0 
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21-05-17, 16:26
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Ok but can, t see them on Ebay?
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22-05-17, 07:46
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me either........ .
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22-05-17, 08:18
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Just email Andy on the address above and do it via PayPal directly. He's quick to respond, mine arrived in Western Australia within 3 weeks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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22-05-17, 20:28
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01-06-17, 10:32
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Polyurethane Rubbers
Hello.
Very nice!!  It's something that needs urgently.!! I will contact him via Ebay to buy this Polyurethane Rubbers for my XT660 X. Than you very much to all. Best Teris. |
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