My WTB list for the MC22

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Ninexz

Discussion Starter · Jul 14, 2010

As follows, the list will be updated as I find more things which need replacing.

1 - RHS clipon
2 - Brake Master Cylinder dust seal (or possibly the whole unit if its new)
3 - Front and Rear wheel bearings

I've been looking for the Honda part number for the Master Cylinder but haven't been able to find it yet, even on cmsnl. If anyone could help me out, would be much appreciated

Cheers.

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Matt

· #2 · Jul 14, 2010

sorry, when you say master cylinder, you mean the brake cylinder, right? just so i'm clear.

you can replace it with a whole new one similar to the rear brake if you like. i'm sure that someone can help you with pointing you in the right direction.

failing that, call a bike shop and ask them if they have the seal...

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Ninexz

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jul 14, 2010

Yeah brake cylinder, thats the one.
I'm heading to cyclecraft soon so I'll see if they have one there, pretty sure they won't though :\

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richo

· #4 · Jul 14, 2010

I've got a dust seal I think. It's from an MC that was well and truly ground off in a crash. If it's ok it's yours, I'll take a look.

19 and 22 MC's are the same yeah?

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Ninexz

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jul 14, 2010

richo said:
I've got a dust seal I think. It's from an MC that was well and truly ground off in a crash. If it's ok it's yours, I'll take a look.

19 and 22 MC's are the same yeah?

Much appreciated Richo,
No idea about the interchangeability but i'l go take a pic of mine.[hr]

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Chrissybenn

· #6 · Jul 14, 2010

looks the same as mine :S

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richo

· #7 · Jul 14, 2010

Ooooooh that's what you're after. Yeah I think I've got a spare that should work.

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Ninexz

Discussion Starter · #8 · Jul 14, 2010

awesome

send me a PM richo

I had a bloke email me saying he had a clipon for $40 which I may very well take and bearings are easy to source.

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richo

· #9 · Jul 14, 2010

I'll send you a PM once I've checked that I've got one.

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banana.logic

· #10 · Jul 15, 2010

Bearings should be easy enough to get, just take the old ones into a bike shop and they will give you new ones based on the codes on the bearings. I just got new front ones and they are nachi 6004-2NSE9 if that's any help.

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