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  1. 11-04-2018, 04:01 PM #1
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    Default Rear wheel bearing replacement

    Well replacing my rear tire for the third time, going with the General Altimax and I was going to replace the rear bearings since I had 27000. Miles. Can't figure out how to get the old bearings out may be locktighted in place. This hub is a 1 piece hub,any suggestions..
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  2. 11-04-2018, 05:38 PM #2
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    They are pressed in. Requires a blind bearing puller to remove them on the one piece wheels.

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    Default Rear bearing

    Yes it a 2015 RTL, they don't feel bad but while I was replacing the tire I was going to,replace bearings at 27,000. Been a great bike love to ride ..thanks for the info..
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    Quote Originally Posted by terril dugas View Post
    Yes it a 2015 RTL, they don't feel bad but while I was replacing the tire I was going to,replace bearings at 27,000. Been a great bike love to ride ..thanks for the info..
    Dont make sense to replace, if the bearings are still good If it aint broke ,dont fix it!
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