Sealed Mechanism
I have just got a new haro f4 and it says that the bottom bracket is seal mechanism does that mean its got seal bearings
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Most likely; that'd be a real cockup if they were referring to the dustcovers for unsealed bearings as seals.
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yeah it could be, ive got dustcovers on the bearing on my back hub now
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Sweet, you got an F4, that's awesome! I have an F3 2004 Haro, so you must have gotten the new line (2005) right?
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No, they are referring to dust covers. Odds are good that the bearings are in a bearing race and there is a cover over the bearings that is held in place by your crank bolts that uses pressure to keep dirt and crap out of the bearings.
It's a relatively cheap way to do things, but works alright. I am surprised they have that instead of sealed bearings though. |
yeah its a 2005 haro f4 my brother said that it might have sealed bearigs inside the cups instead of having the cup and bearings joined togther
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The new f4 have the same cranks as the backtrail x3 and the mirra 540. They are sealed. I aint full of it eather. The f 3 uses unsealed. My friend knows his haro's also to e-mail him ray_almighty@hotmail.com. Also check the web and look at them.
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The x3 is sealed mechanism also. The Mirra 540 uses a different crank. Check Haro's website for details.
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