Cush rubbers required

[bimotabob]

Hi Fellow Bikers,

I have 'super play' in my sprocket carrier which turns out are rooted rubber bushings - so bad you can see the cracks in the picture.
You can turn the carrier quite a bit by hand and gear changes seem harsh.
The steel sleeves are not stuck to them but I'd guess they were once :yes:
Any one know a good NZ business I could try?

The size is 38 O.D 16mm Width and 16 I.D

Maybe tintop suspension experts?

Be good to get it sorted for the kiwi!


Cheers

[Mrs Busa Pete]

six pac said that durex do some ribed ones for extra sensativaty

[Kickaha]

Maybe tintop suspension experts?

Autolign will make Nolathane bushes to suit if you can provide a sample or you can buy it in a bar and machine it, I don't know what od that comes in though

They look very similar to the cush drive used in a RS125 maybe someone could measure those up for you

[imdying]

Nolathane is fun to machine, make sure you follow the tool and lathe speed and feed rate instructions pretty closely, or hilarity ensues :lol:

[Pixie]

Ludowici Plastics can mold Urethane to the spacers and machine them to size.

Ph 0800 808 809
12 Henderson Pl.
Penrose

I saw some cylindrical Lurethane off-cuts that may be similar to the size you want in their off-cut bin yesterday.

[Sparky Bills]

Try Ducati 916/748 cush rubbers.

They look nearly the same. Just take a sample.
Any Ducati Dealer should hold them in stock. Not cheap though.

[bimotabob]

Hi

Thanks for the imput Guys.
I went to a local suspension agent but they were a bit unsure what duro
rubber would be required and quoted $200.
Our fitter turner at work said he would make them if I got urethane rod,
40x300 rod cost $96 inc freight!!!!
So all done now (pic added) no slop!
Hopefully urethane has good shock absorbing requirements.

Will still check with Ducati as have samples now as 2 more Furano's around that may have the same drama.

Got new tyre (Diablo) so all ready for Kiwi.