I took my front wheel apart, it was broken, and found that if I held the hub and spun it it goes about half to a full rotation and it's bumpy at that. That's not normal is it? Is there something that should be done, "rebuilding" which I assume means replacing the ball bearings?
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I took my front wheel apart, it was broken, and found that if I held the hub and spun it it goes about half to a full rotation and it's bumpy at that. That's not normal is it? Is there something that should be done, "rebuilding" which I assume means replacing the ball bearings?Depending on what is buggerd,it may not even be rebuildable, Bearings,cones and axel can be replaced, but likely not the bearing races in the hub.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by hwttdz
I took my front wheel apart, it was broken, and found that if I held the hub and spun it it goes about half to a full rotation and it's bumpy at that. That's not normal is it? Is there something that should be done, "rebuilding" which I assume means replacing the ball bearings?It sounds like the lock nuts may be torqued a little to tight on the cones...
Here's a link with diagrams that will show you how to give it an overhaul.
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I think I'm going to take it by a shop because I really don't have any of the tools needed to play around with this one, namely crescent wrenches.
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I think I'm going to take it by a shop because I really don't have any of the tools needed to play around with this one, namely crescent wrenches.You probably need cone wrenches.
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