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Hey boys. Had a few mudders recently. I've cleaned up my wheels, use little grease, but I think my rear is a bit gummy.
How freely do your wheels spin? Or should they.
I think I might chuck some near bearings in there... talons are sealed right?
How freely do your wheels spin? Or should they.
I think I might chuck some near bearings in there... talons are sealed right?
NSK or FAG is who I always go with. NSK is the oem bearing for most everything on a JAP bike.
If you are feeling baller you could go for some Ceramics from worldwidebearing.com
My wheels spin very freely, especially on the front, the rear not so much as I have an O-ring chain on at the moment but when I had a standard race chain on it was just as good as the front. I could use my pressure washer to spin both wheels at a pretty fast rate.
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My rear wheel takes a bit of force to spin, I attribute that mostley to the o-ring chain
Every ride there was a coasting contest to determine who did the best maintenance. At some point we stopped and took of our chains. We lined up and pushed off...... lots of fun - let me tell you my bearings were greased and ready....
Am ordering some new bearings and will change em over. I think the front is fine but the rear is a bit heavy–and it's dust seal is intact but bent to buggery...
What do you guys use to knock em out?
Heat to hub... Socket? I had a quick look through my stuff but nothing looked perfect for the job...
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