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• #2
get some new sealed bearings for the hub pop the old ones out, pop some new ones in
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• #3
It's brand new! Fresh out the box...
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• #4
oh ... should be as smooth as a babies bottom in that case
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• #5
Thanks for your help; I have every faith in the retailer, so will drop them a line.
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• #6
Spoke to LeRoy at Phil Wood, and he assures me it takes 'a few hundred miles' to properly break in the bearings, and suggested my problem was not a concern.
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• #7
Sounds like bollocks! A new bearing is a new bearing, and as dickie says should as smooth as a smooth thing from new, you dont have to run ball races in.
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• #8
+1
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• #9
Buy cheap, buy twice...
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• #10
Heh!
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• #11
sounds about right to me. seals will wear a bit, grease will spread out. no probs.
Slowly acquiring parts for a first SS build, and have bought a front Phil. When I turn the axle, I can feel a slight/soft click about 3 times a revolution.
Is this something I should worry about? It's gonna be a few weeks before I can get it on a bike, so want to ensure I've not got a problem.
Thanks in advance.