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Part number for stock rollers / sliders (2013 C650GT)

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Anyone know (or know where I can find) the part numbers for the stock rollers / sliders for a 2013 C650GT?

I’d like to seem vaguely knowledgeable when I ring the dealer.

Mike
 

bikebandit is handy for part #'s. Enter your bike's make, year and model, scroll down to OEM (ignore SHOP OEM PARTS, it's an advert), then click on the area of the bike you need a part for, on the left side of screen. In this case, Transmission > OEM Parts > Variator, Driving > Item #32, Set of Roller Weights, BMW # 24818536807.
 
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That's really helpful - thanks. I'd found something similar on the internet but it was in a language / script that I couldn't identify. One in English is much better.
 
I have a set of stock rollers and sliders with about 10,000 miles on them, I believe the Dr Pulley rollers and sliders are less expensive and I can attest they do work better. I changed my stock set for the Dr Pulley, if you can't find what you want, PM me a mailing address and I'll send you these.
 
Thanks for your kind offer, but the local BMW dealer is getting some for me - cost of about 68 UK pounds. I would have preferred to buy Dr Pulley, but the UK agent listed on the Dr Pulley website doesn't seem to know anything about them. and since Brexit, buying from abroad is fraught with problems.
 
I pulled my original rollers and weighed them, 7 of the 8 weighed 33gr, the 8th weighed 32gr, not so much the weight as the shape, the wedge shape of the Dr Pulley allow them to get closer to the center and compress the pulley a little more and the outer wedge allows the slide to move farther out to make the variable pulley act larger (slightly higher top speed). There are other benefits, smoother transitions from stopped through the RPM range, slightly quicker take off, slightly higher top speed and this doesn't affect the fuel economy other than you want to rip it when riding...hope this helps. When I chose my Dr Pulley, I went with the 32 gr to only slightly improve the overall performance without too much affect on speed or stop light performance. Works well for me.
 
Heads up on where to buy Dr. Pulley Sliders . I bought my set from Buggy Parts in Utah & recently emailed them about sliders not in stock since the beginning of 2002 for the BMW C650GT . They no longer sell the sliders due to supply restrictions from Dr. Pulley factory. Resellers have to order large amounts of the sliders or Dr. Pulley won't ship them. Doesn't make sense to the reseller to buy a large amount & variety of items that doesn't sell quickly. Stock turnover is very slow for them
I noticed you can buy online directly from Dr. Pulley in Taiwan. This a new to me since they never had a online store before this year. Cost is about $20 more than usual due to higher shipping costs from Taiwan . Typical set with 8 sliders & guides will cost $120 total (with shipping) I went with the 28 Gram sliders to get better response from a stop. Really worth the performance upgrade in my opinion.

Here's the Dr. Pulley website if you want to order sliders: https://drpulley.co/product-category/sliding-roller-weight/

Shop - Dr.Pulley

Shop, Dr.Pulley E-Shop, Providing Round Roller weight, Sliding Roller weight, High Thrust Clutch, Variator Kit, Slide Piece, etc.
drpulley.co drpulley.co

Slider Part #: SR3020R-8 (pick gram weight )
Guides Part #: SP-AH (Slide Piece AH)
Other slide # is SP-AE .

I used AH on my 2015 C650 GT . Fit perfect . Most of the BMW's use the AH version

Should order both parts , sliders & guides, for best results
 
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