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Mavic 550 / 501 replacement bearings

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  1. Hi,

    I'm looking for replacement bearings for my Mavic 550 hubset. I've
    removed the original bearings but the markings are too worn/ eroded to
    see. All I can see is the MAVIC script on the outer diameter.

    Does anyone know what the original Mavic bearing numbers are? Are they
    the same as bearings for the 501 hubs? Does anyone know of a source
    for these bearings?

    thanks very much,

    sc

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hi,

    I'm looking for replacement bearings for my Mavic 550 hubset. I've
    removed the original bearings but the markings are too worn/ eroded to
    see. All I can see is the MAVIC script on the outer diameter.

    Does anyone know what the original Mavic bearing numbers are? Are they
    the same as bearings for the 501 hubs? Does anyone know of a source
    for these bearings?

    thanks very much,

    sc

    Get out yer caliper and measure ID, OD and thickness. Probably a
    standard size. Go to a decent bike shop and they will probably have
    them. In spite of Mavic's shortcomings, I think they used 'standard'
    bearings, not propriatary ones made just for them.

  3. "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Get out yer caliper and measure ID, OD and thickness. Probably a
    standard size. Go to a decent bike shop and they will probably have
    them. In spite of Mavic's shortcomings, I think they used 'standard'
    bearings, not propriatary ones made just for them.

    Correct, but don't go to a bicycle shop - go to a bearing distributor.

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