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Hubs with old-skool axle
BT Humble wrote:
Adam F wrote: Dave wrote: Anyway, unless the bike's using cartridge bearings which just snap in, those bearings are loose balls. Putting in a new axle means you need to swap them all, so it's a bit fiddly, and you need to get the tension on the cones just right. It's not that hard if you've done it before, but bank on an hour or so for the first time while you tighten/loosen the cones until you get them rolling nicely with no wobble. OK thanks If you want a hand or some spare parts, I've got a few dozen bikes worth of dismantled everything and I live in Gordon. BTH Thanks for the offer, I'll see how I go. -- //Adam F |
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