Master List of Norton Bearings

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Stephen Hill

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In the boxes of Norton motorcycle parts I recently acquired from an old friend is a number of roller and ball bearings that are probably used in various models of Nortons.
Example, I am looking at a bearing stamped EE9 made by Fafnir England. And wondering what bike and specification application.

Is there a master list of bearings used in Nortons that identifies them by manufacturer number?
Or cross references them to a Norton part number?
I looked in the technical section on the forum and all I could find is main bearing references.
 
Good point kommando. The specific bearing I asked about had EE9 etched on it. Looks like the ISO standard bearing designation is R16-2RS. Which doesn't appear to be used on any bikes I have.
 
As an old imperial sized bearing it looks to be outside ISO and still changes maker to maker, a random pic from Google.

KOYO Radial Ball Bearing 1" x 2" x 3/8" KLNJ1
Stock Code: EE9
 
Thanks 74ok. I was not looking for an EE9. I was interested in knowing if the ones I have were used on Nortons, or any other British bikes I have. Looks like the answer is no, so in the metal recycling bin they go.
 
got a few bites here

but needs more digging

rgm approved brand

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www.rgmnorton.co.uk
BATTERY EXIDE EDGE, EE-9. Part No: EE-9 ... FRONT WHEEL ...
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Bearing. SKU: EE62RS. Available on back-order. Part ... Norton Dominator/Model 7, 500,600,650cc models ... Part No: EE9. £6.11 excluding vat. Add to wishlist.
 
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Stephen Hill said:
Thanks 74ok. I was not looking for an EE9. I was interested in knowing if the ones I have were used on Nortons, or any other British bikes I have. Looks like the answer is no, so in the metal recycling bin they go.
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Your bearings may well be of interest to others, why not advertise them on eBay ?
Not knowing the application will be no bar to selling just advertise by using the bearing make and number.
Before buying bearings I usually check eBay first in case I can find NOS at a better price than elsewhere, am usually successful.
Maybe a joblot sale for quick sale ?
 
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