Front and Rear Motorcycle Wheel Bearing Kit for Yamaha DT50 1989
$63.40
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$63.40
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Front and Rear Motorcycle Wheel Bearing Kit for Yamaha DT50 1989
$63.40
Sale price
$63.40
Regular price
$58.65 each when you buy 4 or more see bulk prices
Buy in bulk & save
The discount is applied automatically in your cart.
| Quantity | You save | Price each |
|---|---|---|
| Buy 2 | 2.5% off | $61.82 |
| Buy 3 | 5% off | $60.23 |
| Buy 4 or more | 7.5% off | $58.65 |
Front and Rear Motorcycle Wheel Bearing Kit for Yamaha DT50
Fits:
Yamaha DT50 1989 model
Front and Rear Wheels
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Kit includes:
4x 6301 bearings - Made in Japan
2x Seals 401456N
Seal Size: 18 x 37 x 8
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- Premium bearings made from premium alloy steel to provide superior fatigue life and reliability
- Precise heat treatment, dimensions and surface finish contributes to reliable bearing performance
- Each component undergoes ITJ rigorous testing to ensure quality standards
This kit is covered by the component manufaturers Warranty and Guarantee
All parts should be fitted by a licenced pofessional and fitted to vehicle specifications
Buy in bulk & save
Order more and the discount is applied automatically in your cart.
| Quantity | You save | Price each |
|---|---|---|
| Buy 2 | 2.5% off | $61.82 |
| Buy 3 | 5% off | $60.23 |
| Buy 4 or more | 7.5% off | $58.65 |
Interchange Numbers / Also fits
6301 bearing, 6301itj, 401456n seal, 117164047310, 236781606392
Specifications
| Bearing sizes (bore x OD x width) | 12 x 37 x 12 mm |
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| SKU | PN1834 |
| Brand | ITJ |
| Shipping weight | 0.22 kg |
| Packed size | 33.5 × 24.5 × 2.0 cm |
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