Post by General Gman on Jun 3, 2009 14:49:45 GMT
OK, so I don't have a divvy any more, but this is equally valid for most bikes.
I decided to pop in new wheel bearings while I had the front wheel out - although there was no play, they didn't run as smoothly as I'd like.
Couldn't get the old bearings out with a drift, so bought an M12 rawlbolt and tightened it in the bearing bore.
Turned the wheel over, and there is a whole lot more to hit to batter the bearing out.Came out fairly easily like that.
For reference, if you have a 20mm spindle you need an M12 rawlbolt....
I decided to pop in new wheel bearings while I had the front wheel out - although there was no play, they didn't run as smoothly as I'd like.
Couldn't get the old bearings out with a drift, so bought an M12 rawlbolt and tightened it in the bearing bore.
Turned the wheel over, and there is a whole lot more to hit to batter the bearing out.Came out fairly easily like that.
For reference, if you have a 20mm spindle you need an M12 rawlbolt....