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I have alot of wheel bearings issues. what is the best wheel bearings?
I recently replace my bearings with a set from oriellys. Decent price and instock on a Saturday nightI have alot of wheel bearings issues. what is the best wheel bearings?
Thank youI recently replace my bearings with a set from oriellys. Decent price and instock on a Saturday night
Wow.Thank you
I have a pioneer 1000 with over 12000 miles i replace bearing between 700 and 1200 miles looking for a longer lasting bearings
That's my thoughts I have 11,175 miles all Still factory but oil lolWow.
That's not common.
What and where are you running?
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Mine lasted 2500 and I don't avoid mud or water. I grease then about every 700 when I do brake padsThank you
I have a pioneer 1000 with over 12000 miles i replace bearing between 700 and 1200 miles looking for a longer lasting bearings
my first set went out at 6678Mine lasted 2500 and I don't avoid mud or water. I grease then about every 700 when I do brake pads
I know people grease them. I don't personally recommend. It's debatable on the perceived good vs actual good it does.From the factory i got almost 7000 miles
After that i get 700 to 1200 miles
I have taken them to the deal had them pressed in put them in myself no difference on the mileage
That's the reason for the 700 mile lifespan then.Install them then grease the yes
Thank youThat's the reason for the 700 mile lifespan then.
Especially if you packed them full until you seen grease coming out. That's very bad.
Sealed bearings like these should only have a small amount of grease in them. They need space to run and packing them impedes this area and causes premature wear. It will cause the grease to be forced to churn and cause more friction and maybe even heat, even pushing the outside seal out thus letting in more debris.
There is a debate about these wheel bearing grease tools as to if they are good or just a sales gimmick that actually causes the issue they claim to prevent.
But I admit, I'm no expert.
Only know what I have researched and been told by some more knowledgeable people.
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I have a close friend that was sponsored by Gas Gas and rode the ISDT 7 days trials in Spain, his mechanics always prepped his bike by putting more grease in sealed bearings among other things. I'm no expert either, but that's the way the factory mechanics did things.That's the reason for the 700 mile lifespan then.
Especially if you packed them full until you seen grease coming out. That's very bad.
Sealed bearings like these should only have a small amount of grease in them. They need space to run and packing them impedes this area and causes premature wear. It will cause the grease to be forced to churn and cause more friction and maybe even heat, even pushing the outside seal out thus letting in more debris.
There is a debate about these wheel bearing grease tools as to if they are good or just a sales gimmick that actually causes the issue they claim to prevent.
But I admit, I'm no expert.
Only know what I have researched and been told by some more knowledgeable people.
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I definitely would like to see the results of thatSeeing you run so many miles with short lifespan.
I recommend running a test.
- Left side greased.
- Right side factory new NOT greased at all.
Report back in 2000 miles.
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