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[Closed] Swapping norglide bushes to du bushes on a rear swing arm?

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Hi guys,

I have installed new du bushes into the linkage of my saracen ariel. The reason being that i was getting excessive flex from the rear end and the edges of the norglides looked chewed up. The bushes have been sourced through a relative in engineering and they are a match of what was on there. Can you see there being any problems with this?

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Posted : 10/09/2013 12:11 am
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Nope.


 
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the edges of the norglides looked chewed up

The "top hats" are worn hence the wear....

[url= http://www.mountainbikecomponents.co.uk/items.asp?CategoryID=92&Name=Strong+Bushes ]Replace your "top hats" and bushes with this kit assuming it has top hats? [/url]


 
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Are the top hats on that link du bushes anyway? When i say worn i mean that the they were not on the bike that long. They had no vertical movement but I could move the back end laterally and I thought a bit of this could be attributed to the rough endges that looked a bit worn.

They are not going onto the shock just the frame linkage. Could someone please explain to me why these would not work?


 
Posted : 10/09/2013 10:34 am
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My Experience of DU bushes in suspension linkages, is that they do not last long
Think of them as a service item.
But if the originals are supposed to be a top hat then a std DU bush will not be sufficient as you will not have a thrust surface


 
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Hi Tom. Can you drop me a line please regarding your Saracen?

mark.pearson AT madison.co.uk


 
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tom13, how are you getting on with the du bushes? have you found out any new info?


 
Posted : 09/10/2013 4:02 am