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Mounting the Defeld silent block seat
Posted: Wed 17. Mar 1999, 06:47
by James Starkey
I just purchased a new Denfeld solo rider. I have all the mounting parts. It was sold as a 'complete kit'. I removed the large bench seat for the 1st time in 30 years from my 1969 R69US. Hello! there are spiders in here. Now I can't find any diagram on how all these parts fit together or bolt on. I have the silent bloc and T frame mounted together.The long bolt or threaded pin for the bushing on the T frame (this was not supplied in the kit and I do not know it's dimensions). Is that a loose fit that should move freely? If so should it be greased or dry?.Should it be a forced tight fit? The bracket with the hollow shaft, how/where does that go? Confused.
Re: Mounting the Defeld silent block seat
Posted: Wed 17. Mar 1999, 16:01
by Mark Huggett
Hi James,
Maybe the attached picture will help you. You can order an original oem parts catalogue for the R26 - R27; R50 - R69S on our on-line catalogue under the BMW part no. 01 09 9 099 161.
The bolt at the front is an M10 x 1 x 68, should slide in easily, and grease is always good there.
Best regards,
Mark
Mark Huggett GmbH
Re: Mounting the Defeld silent block seat
Posted: Mon 22. Mar 1999, 00:01
by Peter Schildhause
I am doing the same as you. Have used a Bench seat for 25 years plus and am putting a solo seat on. what does that round bearing up front with the bolt do??? In the early 70's a complete solo seat was $54. I should have bought one then.
Re: Mounting the Denfeld silent block seat
Posted: Mon 22. Mar 1999, 11:36
by Mark Huggett
Hi Peter,
The "bearing" up front is just that! A rubber silent block which acts as the pivot or bearing for the saddle, as well as a vibration damper.
Regards,
Mark
Mark Huggett GmbH
checking on order
Posted: Fri 2. Jul 1999, 16:29
by Jay Nakahara
Hi ... Mark has my order bin ship. shipping #1999-06-23-0001