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Today i gave my uni a full service its a 2005 KH 20" and when i removed
the cranks and all the spacers etc i was able to just slip the bearings
off the hub is this normal i thought i would have to use a bearing
puller to get them off
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yes, that is normal.
rem
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remus said:yes, that is normal.
rem
Are you sure?
The bearings shouldn't be able to "just slide off". The bearings should
be a tight fit on the axle. There is something wrong if they can slide
off!
Ride on!
Edd
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hmmmm, thats what its like on my uni, it is a very cheap ebay one though
so your probably right.
rem
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The bearings on my DX where able to slide off very easily, they weren't
loose but they were able to just slide on and off.
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Jerrick
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jonny
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Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. It's OK as long as there is no
discernable play in them.
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pdc
"What doesn't kill you strengthens you, what kills you strengthens your
mother"
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Cheers for the feedback lads
I dont realy mind it aint causing any problems my uni isnt making any
noise at all so it must be ok
plus it will make it easy to replace them and i wont have to fork out
money for a bearing extractor Oh Yeah
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