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Ended up changing the axle as well.
The lip where upon where the bearings centres are being pushed appears to be mushroomed when compared to the new axle.
Not sure whether this resulted in too much lateral force applied to the bearing units thus causing the lumpy friction issue, blah blah blah....
They dont seem that much smoother now with new axles and well seated bearings, maybe they'll bed in a bit.
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