Wheel Bearing
Well, you'll need a bearing remover to pull out the old bearings, and a bearing driver to put in the new ones. Not positive about the 06 RR wheel, but a lot of wheels you can do it with a shop press if you're ballsy.
Hey I've got a side question...
What about those inverted forks. I know a chic who has an ******* boyfriend (who doesn't have his own bike), and she needs her fork seals replaced on her 06 RR. How do you get that lower fork mount off the inverted forks? Seems like it's just a couple of pinch bolts but I'm being told that it's more than that nd it's a PITA.
Anyone?
Also, I couldn't imagine bearings on a bike wheel being any different than on a car. I've replaced a good dozen or so bearings on various cars and never needed any special tools.
Haha, P.S. He's an ******* because he romps her **** when she's at work and does a wheelie on every open 10ft stretch of pavement... seals are shot!
What about those inverted forks. I know a chic who has an ******* boyfriend (who doesn't have his own bike), and she needs her fork seals replaced on her 06 RR. How do you get that lower fork mount off the inverted forks? Seems like it's just a couple of pinch bolts but I'm being told that it's more than that nd it's a PITA.
Anyone?
Also, I couldn't imagine bearings on a bike wheel being any different than on a car. I've replaced a good dozen or so bearings on various cars and never needed any special tools.
Haha, P.S. He's an ******* because he romps her **** when she's at work and does a wheelie on every open 10ft stretch of pavement... seals are shot!
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