bward1028
03-18-08, 08:59 AM
anywhere to get replacement bearings for formula hubs?
Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Formula hub bearings online?
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operator
03-18-08, 09:01 AM
Check out this really cool site I found the other day: A+++
http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=6000+cartridge+bearings&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=6000+cartridge+bearings&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
bward1028
03-18-08, 09:06 AM
thanks, that's a really helpful site. i'd never tried that before.
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
Ziemas
03-18-08, 09:08 AM
Phil Wood sells them.
http://www.philwood.com/Phil%20Spec'd%20Bearings.htm
http://www.philwood.com/Phil%20Spec'd%20Bearings.htm
Peedtm
03-18-08, 09:09 AM
thanks, that's a really helpful site. i'd never tried that before.
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
Then you asked the wrong question.
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
Then you asked the wrong question.
operator
03-18-08, 09:12 AM
thanks, that's a really helpful site. i'd never tried that before.
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
My post kills two bird with one stone! Woo!
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
My post kills two bird with one stone! Woo!
baxtefer
03-18-08, 09:21 AM
thanks, that's a really helpful site. i'd never tried that before.
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
note for the future: the bearing size is usually written on the bearing seals
you should see something like: 6000-2RS. 6000 is the bearing size. 2RS means they have dual rubber seals (an alternative suffix would be ZZ which means it has metal shields)
the issue was that i didn't know which bearings i needed.
note for the future: the bearing size is usually written on the bearing seals
you should see something like: 6000-2RS. 6000 is the bearing size. 2RS means they have dual rubber seals (an alternative suffix would be ZZ which means it has metal shields)
operator
03-18-08, 09:30 AM
note for the future: the bearing size is usually written on the bearing seals
you should see something like: 6000-2RS. 6000 is the bearing size. 2RS means they have dual rubber seals (an alternative suffix would be ZZ which means it has metal shields)
Be careful with reading the seals. Sometimes manufacturers use their own nomenclature to denote bearing names - for example 61000 = forumla 6000 bearings.
Supa ghey.
you should see something like: 6000-2RS. 6000 is the bearing size. 2RS means they have dual rubber seals (an alternative suffix would be ZZ which means it has metal shields)
Be careful with reading the seals. Sometimes manufacturers use their own nomenclature to denote bearing names - for example 61000 = forumla 6000 bearings.
Supa ghey.