Are you sure that TALON say NO ? The Talon part number was TCDR-1 , this was for the harder durometer .Anyone know where I can get a set of 961 cush drive rubbers? The parts dept at factory is still closed, and I’ve tried both Talon and Central Wheels with no luck.
Yes, to say they were shut.We just ordered factory parts recently. Did they not get back to you?
32 OD x 19 ID x 10mm. Talon do have them, so ordered them up.What are the dimensions?
Good find ! Here my delivery I had 18 months ago , the two little button mushroom screws are the ones that shake loose under tank, for my 2016 Mk2 SF32 OD x 19 ID x 10mm. Talon do have them, so ordered them up.
The TCDR-1 should outlast the Norton cush rubbers by a great deal . Be be aware that they will be tighter when pushing the cush drive bolts into them. I am using a Dremel with a sanding band to remove a bit of the cush rubber ID before installation. Others have had luck pushing/pounding them in , Or removing some off the cush drive bolt heads OD . Many ways to solve it and worth it for the added durability. These are TALON p/n TCDR-1 and I can't speak for the other brands.Got mine from Ollie at Thiel. Was a bit pricey but not unreasonable. What I am wondering is the difference in material....
My first lot were swapped by the factory at 3000 miles and they wouldn't cover the cost under warranty....
Hopefully plenty of greasing - Pro RG 2, followed by a liberal dose of elbow - will sort it.The TCDR-1 should outlast the Norton cush rubbers by a great deal . Be be aware that they will be tighter when pushing the cush drive bolts into them. I am using a Dremel with a sanding band to remove a bit of the cush rubber ID before installation. Others have had luck pushing/pounding them in , Or removing some off the cush drive bolt heads OD . Many ways to solve it and worth it for the added durability. These are TALON p/n TCDR-1 and I can't speak for the other brands.
Yep, just 10mm. I suppose the Talon style design is aesthetically quite elegant giving a smaller hub, but really it is for much lighter bikes. 80hp driving this beast via five 19mm dia pegs with all the load concentrated in one spot on just 6.5mm x 10mm of rubber is pushing it, hence a short life. I don’t know what the compound is, but it is obviously much stiffer that the ones I’ve removed.Just to clarify, these are only 10mm long? no wonder they take a pounding. I would have expected 15mm at least. What are the "Stronger" replacements made of?
Thanks Ren, good to know they are stronger anyway. I'm not sure why anyone would choose round pins for that application. Maybe ease of manufacture I guess ?Yep, just 10mm. I suppose the Talon style design is aesthetically quite elegant giving a smaller hub, but really it is for much lighter bikes. 80hp driving this beast via five 19mm dia pegs with all the load concentrated in one spot on just 6.5mm x 10mm of rubber is pushing it, hence a short life. I don’t know what the compound is, but it is obviously much stiffer that the ones I’ve removed.