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Excuse my laziness, will google extensively over the weekend.
What bearings did you fit, direct replacements or aftermarket?
Excuse my laziness, will google extensively over the weekend.
What bearings did you fit, direct replacements or aftermarket?
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I managed so it can't have been too complicated :)
Knock out old bearings from the opposite side and then use a 17mm socket (I think) to seat the new bearings. Although having watched the video I think @dubtap posted when I asked a week ago, I like the idea of using a QR skewer to seat the new bearings.