Tire bushings

[Rogue]

I pulled off my rear tire to replace it for the first time since I bought my 2002 Busa. Inside there are rubber busings that plug into the center of the rim. Two of mine were twisted. Do I NEED to replace them? A friend said to just put them back into place. He also said to clip the pointed rubber tips that plug in to the rim and just set the rubber bushing back into place. Is that acceptable?

I ride the bike pretty hard and at high speeds. I've never notice any serious vibration or problems.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Bertactive]

is there a specific name for the bushing i am curious as well?

 

[BA BUSA]

You bumped a NINE YEAR OLD thread ???

The rubber bushings...it's called the "cush drive" you change them as a set.
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[kromdom]

You bumped a NINE YEAR OLD thread ???

I think this may be a record

 

[BA BUSA]

I think this may be a record

Took some serious digging to find this one
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[BusaWhipped]

Well, since nobody helped him out back then its about time somebody stepped up

 

[Sous]

Cush drive info here

 

[Bertactive]

Well, since nobody helped him out back then its about time somebody stepped up

Thanks, we dont all come into the bike mechanic world with born knowledge :leseratte:

 

[BlueHaya]

hit up smithabusa...he sells them. They are an upgrade to the oem


http://www.boostbysmith.com/cush.html

 

[nealio]

One of the things I love about the org brethren......dedication......bump lol

 

[Postal]

You bumped a NINE YEAR OLD thread ???

The rubber bushings...it's called the "cush drive" you change them as a set.
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[dadofthree]

That was an old post, it's over ten years old now