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Beta Evo Rear Shock Bearing

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Hello.does anybody know the bearing number(not the beta part number) on the rear shock on a standard evo 2010 ? Its a spherical type i think.

thanks.

You should be able to knock out the two inserts and and seals then read the number, I did this easy enough on an 07 Beta but can't remember the bearing number and it may be different anyway.

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Thanks for all the replys.i dont want to remove the bearing to find the number until i get a new one.ive checked various site for prices,they average about £33 each.i found it quite pricey just for a small bearing.i reckon i can get them much cheaper going to a main bearing dealer.

If it's the same as a Rev 3 one then I got an SKF one from my local bearing supplier for £14

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