Spesh enduro 2011 frame bearing replacement, easy?
DodgeT
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As above really. Got myself a set of frame bearings from katec and fancy having a go myself.
Am I mad to think this, are they typically easy on the enduro, or a b1tch?
Any tips, special bits needed?
Am I mad to think this, are they typically easy on the enduro, or a b1tch?
Any tips, special bits needed?
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Depends how easy they come out.I don't do smileys.
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Spesh frame bearings are a bit of a mare to get out - you will end up having to destroy some to do so. Especially the small ones. :evil: If you are not using proper pullers be very careful not to damage your frame! And eqaully be very careful to ensure they go in straight too - take your time - or take it to LBS to do!!.0
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Drop Katec a line he is usually happy to help and sells bearing tools.Fig rolls: proof that god loves cyclists and that she wants us to do another lap0
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He's also probably got a vid on Youtube - he's done loads on different bikes and apart from the camera aiming in random directions they are very useful.I don't do smileys.
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cooldad wrote:He's also probably got a vid on Youtube - he's done loads on different bikes and apart from the camera aiming in random directions they are very useful.
He deffo needs to invest in a tripodFig rolls: proof that god loves cyclists and that she wants us to do another lap0 -
Got a couple of vids off him, rear dropouts look interesting..0
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DodgeT wrote:Got a couple of vids off him, rear dropouts look interesting..
The dropout bearings are a pain in the bum they take some heavy duty thumping with a big hammer. Which is very nerve wracking, if you miss your going to need a new swinging armFig rolls: proof that god loves cyclists and that she wants us to do another lap0 -
Will strip her down and give it a go, at worst will get lbs to do the dropouts if I struggle.0