I was looking at this poster and I saw this cartoon character, but I can't for the life of me remember where shes from. Any halp.
* he's..." it's been decades sorrey lol
After several years of heavy use and feeling the bearings not running as smooth as they should, I wanted to replace them myself. I did find the plastic tool, that came with the tyres, were not useful at all. So i chose the Park Tooll SPA-2 to fix that issue. I used a make- shift bearing press. Threw the bearings in the freezer to make em easier to press in. The bearing puller is recommended rather than to hammer the bearings out. However, the ease that came with this was interrupted when the threads on the plastic end caps were warped and did not go on correctly. They will be very hard to find and expensive. Hope this helps.
Ebay Parts:
-SKF 6001-2RS bearings x4 @ $8 ea. (Fits both front and rear. Find your bearings on manufacturer website. Or take them out and scan for model no.)
-Hub end Caps $100 for the pair (came from Japan new)
-Park Tool SPA-2 on Amazon $13
-Reywool Motorcycle Inner Bearing Removal Tool $23 dollars.
-makeshift bearing press varies in price but can be purchased for less than 4 dollars using a 10mm diameter all thru rod, (2) 1.5" smooth jackets, washers and bolts.
It was just before dawn and I was stuck at a safe house with volatiles just outside. They started to run away so I followed one but i couldn't keep up because I'm still new to this game and parkour is still kinda hard for me lol. Where do they go, does anyone know?! 🤔