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2 bearing per wheel so there will be a total of 4 bearing in a whole scooter.
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How do you get your bearings out of your wheel on a skateboard?
1.put the wheel half way were you put the wheel on the skateboard then push the front of the wheel down and the back of the wheel up and one will come off .do the same with the other if they don't come of put wd40 on them and let them rest a while and do the steps again. if you have any questions go to youtube.com
What are the best bearings for your skateboard?
It is the a part that gosse in the hole of the wheel and makes it spin longer and faster there are diffrent types of bearings and abec is a raiting used and also abec 3 bearings can be faster than abec 5s it really doesnt make a difference its mainly its durrability
How many times does it take a wheel to go around 1 mile?
That completely depends on the size of the wheel ... the rear wheel on a farm tractor wouldn't turn as many times in 1 mile as the wheel on a skateboard would. If the tire on a car is 30 inches across, then it turns 672 revolutions (rounded number) in one mile.
Where can you find bearings on your skateboard?
The bearings are usually silver looking discs that are in the wheels. They can be any color, but since they are usually metal, the most common color is silver. When you assemble a skateboard, you have to press the bearings into the wheels before you put the wheels onto the trucks. This is what gives you speed, not the wheels. Bearins are rated usually ABEC 1 - 7 (except for bones). Basically, the higher the number the faster they will be, but also the price.
How do you grease rear wheel bearings on a 1982 Chevy 1 ton van?
The bearings run in the differential grease fed through the axle housing.
Do you grease dually rear axle bearings on 1 ton Chevy?
Chevy has a floating axle, the bearings share grease in common with the differential. By filling the diff you are greasing the wheel bearings. Onjig
How much does it cost to replace wheel bearings on a ford f250 diesel?
600$ for 1 bearing
1993 Chevy blazer 4x4 serviceble wheel bearings or hub bearings?
It has 1 big hub bearing per side and you can not service them. It has factory sealed bearings. If there bad then you must replace the bearing.
Why would your steering wheel and pedals be shaking when driving?
1. out of balance tire 2. Steering out of alignment 3. bad wheel bearings
How many skateboard sponsorships can you have?
how ever many you want but you can only have 1 of each
How do you put together a skateboard?
You'll need these parts to assemble a skateboard: (1) Deck(board) (2) trucks(axel the wheels attach to) *optinal but reccomended: (2) riser pads(fit between the trucks and deck) (8) 1" bolts w/ nuts to attach the trucks to the deck (4) wheels (8) wheel bearings with (4) bearing spacers (1) sheet of Grip tape ( covers the top of the deak with the no slip sand paper) ~ HELMET AND PADS FOR BEGINNERS !!! ~ - VooDoo 13 -
What are all the parts of a skateboard?
Skateboard PartsDeck: The deck is the main part of the board. It's what you stand on.Trucks: Consist of a hangar, a base-plate, a kingpin bolt/nut, two truck bushings, a pivot cup, a riser pad* (optional) and a set of four nuts and bolts that are used to fasten the truck to the skateboard. The base-plate is the rectangle shaped portion of the truck that is fastened to the skateboard. This is also where the kingpin is located. On the circular portion of the bottom of the base-plate is where one of the truck bushings is located. The wide portion of the truck, known as the hangar, is where the wheels are fastened. The second truck bushing is located on the circular portion of the hangar, similar to the base-plate, and sits right above the other bushing. The pivot cup is the small black circular hole that is located on the base-plate. This is another important, but often over-looked part of the truck. The tip of the bottom of the hangar fits into the pivot cup, and if the pivot cup is damaged, the truck may not turn at all, which may be dangerous. Note, there are two trucks per skateboard.Bushings: Bushings are what allows the truck to turn. They do wear over time, so check them regularly, just like any other part of the skateboard. If the bushings are damaged, they can start to split apart. This can cause the board to turn improperly, or jeer to the left or right when attempting to ride straight.Wheels: Wheels are probably replaced more than any other part of a skateboard. They can wear down, crack, and even "cone" after prolonged usage, especially if you like to slide your skateboard. There are four wheels to each truck, and each wheel must have two bearings. Wheels may also have two wheel-washers, and one bearing-spacer** (optional, but recommended).Bearings: Bearings, like wheels, are often replaced quite quickly, due to wear. Bearings are the small, circle-shaped, metal pieces that go into your wheels. They are fairly cheap and are important for going fast on your board, and for going for a long time. If your bearings are too worn-down, your ride will not be as enjoyable. To test your bearings, simply pop them out of your wheel, and spin them on your truck hangar or by holding one carefully with the tips of your fingers. If the bearing chunks, or makes a cracking noise and does not spin well, then it is recommended you replace said bearing.*Riser pads lift the truck from the board, and depending on the material, can cushion the ride. Riser pads can also prevent the skateboard from getting wheel-bite, if the risers are large enough. Wheel-bite occurs when the wheels are too big for a skateboard, and they "bite" the bottom of the board when the rider attempts to turn. Certain skateboards are crafted with wheel-wells, which allow the wheels to be larger, due to a cut-out in the wheel-area of a skateboard.**Wheel-washers and bearing-spacers are not exactly needed, but they reduce tension on the bearing, which prolongs the life of the bearings, and allows you to go faster and longer when skating.
