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Old 10-14-05 | 10:13 AM
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buttbybrooks
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[QUOTE=If it's damaged, you have to pull and replace the bearing. Not that big a deal, any good special-tool place in town should have one for $10-15. Get grade-0 or 00 and it should last 50 years. [/QUOTE]

Thanks for the help. If I do need a specialty tool to repair a damaged bearing what should I ask for? Would it be found in a hardware or automotive specialty store or only a bike shop.
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