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Hens teeth (shimano spares)

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  1. Well I figured trying to find hens teeth would be easier.

    I have had a bit of noise from the front hub so stripped it down last
    night. It is a Deore LX (M570) which is a nice, sealed design. OPened
    it up and was most dismayed to find that the cones were showing signs
    of pitting (OK, more than just signs) and the ball bearings were doing
    likewise. The bearing races in the hub were fine.

    I found the exploded service diagram for the hub and so I have the part
    numbers I need (cones and balls), any one got any idea where I can get
    individual spares? Or do I have to just sacrifice this otherwise
    perfect hub on the altar of unserviceability and just leave it to
    gradually grind itself to pieces? I could obviously replace the cones
    with generic ones but then I would lose the seals, and I'm not sure
    generic ones would fit.

    ...d

  2. David Martin said:

    Well I figured trying to find hens teeth would be easier.

    I have had a bit of noise from the front hub so stripped it down last
    night. It is a Deore LX (M570) which is a nice, sealed design. OPened
    it up and was most dismayed to find that the cones were showing signs
    of pitting (OK, more than just signs) and the ball bearings were doing
    likewise. The bearing races in the hub were fine.

    I found the exploded service diagram for the hub and so I have the
    part numbers I need (cones and balls), any one got any idea where I
    can get individual spares? Or do I have to just sacrifice this
    otherwise perfect hub on the altar of unserviceability and just leave
    it to gradually grind itself to pieces? I could obviously replace the
    cones with generic ones but then I would lose the seals, and I'm not
    sure generic ones would fit.

    Any good?:

    http://www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?cat422.htm

    Cheers,

    Mark

  3. How about this as well

    http://www.ultimatepursuits.co.uk/products/list.aspx?ref=14235&vertical=1

    Robert

  4. Mark said:
    David Martin said:

    Well I figured trying to find hens teeth would be easier.

    I have had a bit of noise from the front hub so stripped it down last
    night. It is a Deore LX (M570) which is a nice, sealed design. OPened
    it up and was most dismayed to find that the cones were showing signs
    of pitting (OK, more than just signs) and the ball bearings were doing
    likewise. The bearing races in the hub were fine.

    I found the exploded service diagram for the hub and so I have the
    part numbers I need (cones and balls), any one got any idea where I
    can get individual spares? Or do I have to just sacrifice this
    otherwise perfect hub on the altar of unserviceability and just leave
    it to gradually grind itself to pieces? I could obviously replace the
    cones with generic ones but then I would lose the seals, and I'm not
    sure generic ones would fit.

    Any good?:

    http://www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?cat422.htm

    Cheers,

    Mark

    Cones are among the few bits one can get 🙂 Take it to a bike shop and
    get them to find you the same bit. I have some on order atm.. its never
    been an issue 🙂

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