[ackack]

I have googled with no luck so I'm asking one of you lot if anyone has or knows where I can get the complete parts list complete with part numbers main reason is to see how many parts are shared with the GSX-R for example.
I need a set of wheel bearings and I want to see if they are the same for other bikes.

 

[mattnz]

Bike bandit?

 

[mattnz]

Whoah hang on, you need wheel bearings already?

 

[Martin]

Whoah hang on, you need wheel bearings already?

New bearings are normally needed after powder coating wheels.

 

[ackack]

Bike bandit?

Not listed yet, nor on - Genuine Suzuki spare parts

Whoah hang on, you need wheel bearings already?

See below

New bearings are normally needed after powder coating wheels.

 

[Stromer]

Not listed yet, nor on - Genuine Suzuki spare parts

It is now, but the categories are not in English.

This one is in English. Pretty good. Their shipping is high but a good place to get part numbers and order through your local dealership.

http://www.oneidasuzuki.com/store/cycle/gsx-s1000-oem-replacement-parts/

 

[dekker]

See here. Suzuki GSX-S 1000 AL5 ABS 15 Parts at Wemoto - The UK's No.1 On-Line Motorcycle Parts Retailer
But don't order rear EBC brake pads from here they are wrong part no. Should be FA174HH

 

[Jdg]

I was using this one for a microfiche the other day.
GSX-S 1000 2016 Search part microfiche Suzuki - Genuine Suzuki spare parts

 

[Thumper07]

Wouldn't you take the bearings out prior to painting them?

 

[Mythic]

Wouldn't you take the bearings out prior to painting them?

Of course you would but the process of removing them would seriously shorten there life. Its a chunk of work to freeze the bearings and press them in you would not want to reuse the old ones ever

 

[ackack]

Thanks to the guys that have posted various microfiches/parts list.
I ordered my bearings from an online bearing supplier using the measurements of the old ones.
I can say that the front wheel bearing seals are the same part that the GSR-600 uses, and that buying the exact same bearing/seal online is massively cheaper than buying from dealer but most of us knew that anyway.

 

[Thumper07]

There are numbers stamped on every bearing. Just give a bearing supply store the number and they will match it up. Or you can Google that number. The number is stamped usually on the plastic seal.