Bearings Question

This should be a standard 6203 sealed bearing. They are 17mm ID, 40mm
OD, and 12mm thick. See if it there is a 6203 somewhere on the bearing
in tiny print. Any automotive outlet should have these for $5 or less.
A bearing outlet will certainly have them.

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yer just take them into a bearing shop and ask for 2 new ones

they will read whats on the bearings and get you the exact same ones.

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Hey thanks. I wouldn't have had the slightest clue what size to get
because i broke them into a million pieces

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thanks me and my freind fixed his unicycle and he can now ride it again

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