01-30-2010, 07:14 AM
Or the new guy at the factory screwed up and it slipped through Quality Control.
This is sounding worse and worse. If the bearing are too tight, they're going to ruin the hub's race too, and you'll end up replacing bearing fast.
You might be better off replacing the hub, unless its a fancy high end model.
This is sounding worse and worse. If the bearing are too tight, they're going to ruin the hub's race too, and you'll end up replacing bearing fast.
You might be better off replacing the hub, unless its a fancy high end model.
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