Replacement Bearing for the Takegawa Crankshaft
About quality and texture: I am happy with the quality of the crankshaft bearing, a steel radial ball bearing that is made in Japan.About the feeling of use: Smooth operation out of the packet and once driven into the right crankcase.Products to buy together: Some replacement engine gaskets and seals would also be desirable to purchase along side the crankshaft bearing for assembly.Difficulty of installation: The process to install takes about an hour, the old bearing was removed with the crankshaft and the replacement bearing was frozen and driven into the crankcase with a tool of the appropriate size to apply pressure to the outer bearing race. Not difficult to do.Cost performance and comparison with other products: Good costing for a high quality bearing that is supplied from Takegawa, more expensive then the available Honda crankshaft bearing but guaranteed to match up with their reinforced crankshaft without a problem.About shipping and packaging: The faster shipping options are too expensive for myself so I just have to wait for my part to arrive via sea freight. Webike kept me updated on the status of my order up to when it shipped. The parcel arrived within the expected date range and was well packaged with no chance of the part being damaged.Any concerns, cautions, or advice when purchasing: Replacement parts numbers for Takegawa kits can be sourced from their installation instructions and if not listed here on Webike can be requested via the non-listed parts quotation list tab, which is very handy when it comes time for a rebuild.
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