Skorpion substitute part database- please add!

[arry_b]

TRX 850. It's the best upgrade you can make to an Skorpion, especially when fitted with a good quality bulb (Philips +60% for me).

I can see where I'm going on low beam now on my Traveller, which is rather a novelty after years of squinting into the gloom.

[Kcfirebolt]

Anybody have a lead on replacement wheel bearings?

Thanks!

[arry_b]

They're just standard bearings, not MZ specific.

Take a look at:
http://www.grahamsmotorcycles.com/2010% ... _Wheel.htm
and
http://www.grahamsmotorcycles.com/2010% ... _Wheel.htm

Or pop your wheels off and read the part numbers of the ones you've got in there.

[Kcfirebolt]

Thank you. We've pulled the rear wheel bearings and discovered the following engraved on the side.

6203-2R5(S?)1

Graham's confirms the first four digits. Are the last four important? Does it need to be an exact match or will any 6203 bearings work? Any one know of a good resource for these bearings here in the USA? Thanks.

[Kcfirebolt]

Just talked to Kevin at this place: http://www.thebigbearingstore.com/index.html

Very knowledgeable. Front and rear bearings are very common, and they have them on hand.

For the record:
Front Wheel: 6004-1RS C3 (I learned that RS stands for rubber seals. Didn't know that before)
Rear Wheel: 6203-2RS1

[Nobog]

All, I made a quick summary of the above info, please let me know if there are any mistakes or additions (oil filter?). The image is a .jpg but if I can figure out how to load a .pdf or embed an Excel file I will do that. Jim

[Srinath]

Just talked to Kevin at this place: http://www.thebigbearingstore.com/index.html

Very knowledgeable. Front and rear bearings are very common, and they have them on hand.

For the record:
Front Wheel: 6004-1RS C3 (I learned that RS stands for rubber seals. Didn't know that before)
Rear Wheel: 6203-2RS1

I've damaged the rubber seals seating a wheel bearing. You're better off getting 2SS bearings (2 steel seals) those buggers are harder to damage seals on.
I have made better tools than the crap you buy off the shelf, so I wont damage nothing now, but its worth noting anyway.
Cool.
Srinath.

[tigcraft]

All, I made a quick summary of the above info, please let me know if there are any mistakes or additions (oil filter?). The image is a .jpg but if I can figure out how to load a .pdf or embed an Excel file I will do that. Jim

That's a nice graph. Can't wait to read a clearer version. Eric

[FALAKAR]

I used the front brake light switch off of a 2002 suzuki katana 600. I suppose a lot of bikes share that brake switch as well but i thought id add it to the list.

[Old Dog]

Front caliper off a Cagiva mito plug and play

[Srinath]

An 89-02 US GS500 - Naked headlight also fits - and is far cheaper/easier to source.
Cool.
Srinath.

[zippy49]

That list would be a lot more useful if it was more specific. There is no model of Buell that ever used the same turn signals as my '98 Traveller; it turns out that they are the same as on my 1995 Triumph Trophy. P/N T2700925. only $45 each!

[DAVID THOMPSON]

ktm 99 duke will work 5841402500030 not the same but look good on my 98 traveller
thats a rear right number but will help find it
dave

parts page
http://www.ktmpartspro.com/oempartfinde ... 2f09190049

[vicar]

The TRX 850 headlamp holds a single bulb and was never imported to the US but the FZR400RR has a twin projecter style headlamp that fits the TRX perfectly so it will fit the MZ, but be warned the std TRX headlamp shite I have had to fit a 90/130 watt bulb in mine to get a decent light

[zippy49]

Anyone know of a substitute part for the Traveller's rear view mirrors? Or at least something that would fit?