My son has a Mongoose mode 180 and his bearings are bad. He said he needs a bottom bracket set, but I'm not too sure if this is what he needs or if it's something else. Is this the right one?Any help would be appreciated.
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Bottom bracket installation requires specialized tools. So even if you are able to find the propper size BB you would still need to buy the tooling. That's not very cost effective for something you're only going to do one time. I would weigh out the cost of taking it to a bike shop against the price of a new bike. Good luck
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The Mongoose 21 speed should be OK with this freewheel. The Mongoose normally came with freewheels as opposed to cassette and freehub. The freehub is notched and the cassette slides onto it. Freewheels are threaded and you will also need the freewheel removal tool. They are difficult to remove but if you google for "Sheldon Brown freewheel" you will come up with ideas on how to get them off. Hope this helps.
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I use these bearings on a variety of bits, but mine are all bottom-bearing. I don't know about top-bearing applications. Have you tried using a router table which would orient the bit "upside-down"?
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the bottom bracket refers to the axle that the crank arms attach to... the crankset comes with everything to attach it to your frame except the wrench to tighten it
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I used them on a Mongoose mountain bike. They seemed to work fine for about a month until a broken spoke caused severe damage (unrelated to the bearings).
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My bike is a DR650. It has DirtBagz brand pannier brackets. I have not fitted the Riggs to them yet but I wouldn't want to go with out the brackets. I think there would be melting on the exhaust and possibly interference with the rear tire while riding on rough terrain. YMMV
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This may not be much help, but my 2003 has the course thread, but the bearings with fine thread were cheaper, so I got those and just swapped out the studs. Easy fix to save some money!
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I'm not familiar with the Mongoose Tyax Sport but if it has 74mm disc brake mounting post on the forks then it should be fine. As for the front adapter it would depend on what size rotor you will be using. the most common size is 180mm.hope that helped.
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This is a front steering hub bearing assembly. The rear axle bearings are completely different. I will say this, I'd been using cheap NAPA bearings in my front hubs which my truck would eat up yearly and I was constantly changing. Since I put in the Timken bearing I haven't had to change a front bearing.
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Hey Roy, I'm not sure if there would be any brackets out there for that series now. It might have to be a custom job or something you'd have to retrofit with a newer bracket.
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Measure the width of your bottom bracket. It should be either 68 mm or 73 mm. _2.67 inches or 2.87 inches ) Good Luck !!!!!
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This crankset comes with a hollow style BB. There is a special tool that has the correct tooth profile, but I just used a strap wrench to tighten the cup in place. Its always a good idea to chase the BB threads with the correct tap, or have a local bike shop do it. After maybe 50 off road miles, I had a breakdown, but from my rear derailleur. While I had the bike apart I noticed the cranks were turning smoothly, but not freespinning, like there was some seal friction, so it may be wiser to either use a torque wrench to adjust/tighten the BB cups. Shimano always gives very specific instructions, so thats a plus. This crankset comes with a hollow style BB. There is a special tool that has the correct tooth profile, but I just used a strap wrench to tighten the cup in place. Its always a good idea to chase the BB threads with the correct tap, or have a local bike shop do it. After maybe 50 off road miles, I had a breakdown, but from my rear derailleur. While I had the bike apart I noticed the cranks were turning smoothly, but not freespinning, like there was some seal friction, so it may be wiser to either use a torque wrench to adjust/tighten the BB cups. Shimano always gives very specific... » Read More This crankset comes with a hollow style BB. There is a special tool that has the correct tooth profile, but I just used a strap wrench to tighten the cup in place. Its always a good idea to chase the BB threads with the correct tap, or have a local bike shop do it. After maybe 50 off road miles, I had a breakdown, but from my rear derailleur. While I had the bike apart I noticed the cranks were turning smoothly, but not freespinning, like there was some seal friction, so it may be wiser to either use a torque wrench to adjust/tighten the BB cups. Shimano always gives very specific instructions, so thats a plus. « Show Less
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I researched the bike referred to and found that this bike is called the Mongoose. It is a full suspension bike and has a derailleur shift mechanism. The Sunlite HD training wheels are shown with a bike that uses a derailleur shift mechanism but it can not be a "quick release axle". The Sunlite kit uses screw on axle studs and nuts to adapt to either sae or metric threads. Ed
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This is from the seller's [Low Baller] storefront - Contact this seller Phone: 909-979-7392 Not sure if this was the one I used, but recently I received one that sounded like a bearing was bad, they were very helpful and shipped a new one very quickly. Good luck.
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Max RPM? Be interesting just to know what you're going to be doin' with this item. I can say the bearings are top-notch, smooth, and dependable for items up to the listed 1000#'s ... though I've never put anything heavier than a 5 to 600# load on 'em.
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I mounted them on my Cannondale CAADX. Need to download mounting instruction. You will need to install inline brake cable adjustors (Shimano $20-25 on Amazon) as the BB7's don't have adjustors on them. Once I did that, perfect, can't understand for the price why they don't come BB&'s.
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I have a airdyne I purchased in 1992. It is also loud when pedaling ,I have 38,000 miles on it and have replaced several wedge pins and crank brackets over the years. I completely disassembled it and lubricated and adjusted everything. the bottom bracket is good. It was quieter for several days and is getting louder each ride! I'm at a loss how to quiet it down.I just shut my door and crank up my headphones.