[Kreylyn]

so if the bearing and that have to come out the is it worth getting them put in after the pc'ing? i need new ones and was guna get a shop to do it, so whats my best option? tear doewn the bike get the shop to take the old ones out send it to the pc place and after powdercoating take to shop so they can put the new ones in?

In general, you do not want bearings installed for the PC process, due to the heat as a best results option.

I would tear down all parts, remove the bearings from any part your wanting to have PCed... take them to the painters, then... install good/new bearings as needed. Nomrally, new bearings are cheap enough it's a good idea to go ahead and replace the old ones at this time.

Krey

[itfben]

In general, you do not want bearings installed for the PC process, due to the heat as a best results option.

I would tear down all parts, remove the bearings from any part your wanting to have PCed... take them to the painters, then... install good/new bearings as needed. Nomrally, new bearings are cheap enough it's a good idea to go ahead and replace the old ones at this time.

Krey

might give this pc'ing business a miss then tbh or maybe at least for the time being.

[Kreylyn]

might give this pc'ing business a miss then tbh or maybe at least for the time being.

You can go ahead and have the frame PCed... the head bearings are pressed on the triple (seperate piece from the frame)... you could always have that piece done later if it even needs painted.

Krey

[itfben]

You can go ahead and have the frame PCed... the head bearings are pressed on the triple (seperate piece from the frame)... you could always have that piece done later if it even needs painted.

Krey

tbh my frames ok, prob just get swingarm, discs and rear stuff duna nd then maybe forks, triple tree and forks at a later date?

it wasnt desperate but justa thort, more important things like getting it roadworthy is need to e done first.

thnks m8!