Replacing wheel bearings
https://www.dragbike.com/worldwide-b...they-worth-it/
Something I found, thought the info would be useful to share.
The ceramic bearings are definetely better, but the price is re-donky-lous! Especially that they are going into my bikes, and I'm not pushing the limit with them.
I found a set of XiKe, PKN, and Jeremywell, sets of four for about $12 on each brand and I'm sure they're made in china somewhere. Timken 205PP were $22 for 1 and All ***** are about $11 for 1.
Ride safe!
Something I found, thought the info would be useful to share.
The ceramic bearings are definetely better, but the price is re-donky-lous! Especially that they are going into my bikes, and I'm not pushing the limit with them.
I found a set of XiKe, PKN, and Jeremywell, sets of four for about $12 on each brand and I'm sure they're made in china somewhere. Timken 205PP were $22 for 1 and All ***** are about $11 for 1.
Ride safe!
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https://www.dragbike.com/worldwide-b...they-worth-it/
Something I found, thought the info would be useful to share.
The ceramic bearings are definitely better, but the price is re-donky-lous! Especially that they are going into my bikes, and I'm not pushing the limit with them.
Ride safe!
Something I found, thought the info would be useful to share.
The ceramic bearings are definitely better, but the price is re-donky-lous! Especially that they are going into my bikes, and I'm not pushing the limit with them.
Ride safe!
Only way I'm paying $400.00 for a Set of Bearings is if I'm Racing as Pro ..
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