Mountain Biking - cone bearing hub servicing

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Do you need ultra slim wrenches to access the jam nuts on these?? there is no room to get anything in there. am i missing something?
thanks
motorhommmer
11-22-05, 02:07 PM
Yup cone spanners these are narrow spanners specially for the job. Buy once use foreever
cryptid01
11-22-05, 03:51 PM
Buy once use foreever
Or at least until you get a new hubset...:)
But mine works perfectly on the sway bar endlinks on my car.
Dirtbike
11-23-05, 12:09 AM
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Do you need ultra slim wrenches to access the jam nuts on these?? there is no room to get anything in there. am i missing something?
thanks
That would be why they sell "cone wrenches".
Planning on updating the "Dream Girl" soon?
That would be why they sell "cone wrenches".
Planning on updating the "Dream Girl" soon?
Ha ha! here is a new one! hey Raiyn i finally got a pic of the bike you advised me on over the summer along with gastro, maelstrom, lowcel, et al.
i am trying to get it on here....
MichaelW
11-23-05, 05:27 AM
Avoid cheap crappy pressed steel cone wrenches, get a decent set . Cone flats come in different sizes.
Avoid cheap crappy pressed steel cone wrenches, get a decent set . Cone flats come in different sizes.
i kind of want to get some...but it seems like most future bikes i get would have cartridge bearing hubs. you only really need them for cone hubs...right?
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