Suzuki 2 Strokes

Has anyone used the Cruisin image ones? Anyone know roughly what a set from suzuki costs these days?

I only use SGP.

I recently picked up a pair for my T500 (same as the 750 but of course you need three). I paid £16.00 each.

I second what Mencie said - Suzi genuine bearings are cheap enough not to worry about buying pattern parts. They were certainly cheap for my old GT380.

dude99 wrote:Has anyone used the Cruisin image ones? Anyone know roughly what a set from suzuki costs these days?

+ 1 to the previous comments. Your local Suzuki dealer can get them, or as you are in Canada, another option is to mail order them from https://www.canadasmotorcycle.ca for $14.29 each in Canuck bucks. South of the border, they go for $9.55 each in USD, but there is the exchange rate plus cost of getting them here.

cool, is canada's motorcycle cheaper than suzuki? I've ordered tires from them before. Good prices and fast shipping.

Ok, so I'm about to place an order with Canada's motorcycle for a few things, but I can't find the little end bearings. Are you sure they still sell them? If so do you have a link????

This is the little fella I believe:-

https://www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/suzuki ... n-pin.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

how did you find it? I couldn't see it listed under engine parts for GT750... thanks!

dude99 wrote:how did you find it? I couldn't see it listed under engine parts for GT750

'Best way to find anything part-wise online is to use the part number.

You can get that from one of the many online parts-fiches from dealers or download a parts manual.

Partzilla is quite a good reference point as they list which other bikes use the same part.

cool, thanks again

Looks like Suzuki put this same bearing in several models http://www.partzilla.com/parts/detail/s ... 18021.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

...and they all have one thing in common.......250cc cylinders.