Would it be ok to use these on a walmart mountain bike rear wheel that originally came with loose bearings?
1892059
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).
1892060
This is my rule of thumb so to speak, never put a bearing in a wheel hub that you do not have some form of the old bearing retainer, so that you match the ball bearing count"in this instance 7, there are also 6 ,8 and 9 count balls in axles of this kind which i assume has a 3/8 axle? , i eould purchase this bearing only if youve matched up the ball count and even inside and outside diameter of the retainer itself.
1892061
I bought this item for a mountain bike bought form Target and it works. I think it will also work on your bike if the axle diameter is 3/8'' and the ball diameter is 1/4''.
384607
No, they shouldn't be loose at all. The ones on mine fit snug, and I've taken it apart and rebuilt it several times. Check the orientation of the nuts and make sure you're putting them on correctly, with the "larger end" screwing onto the screw. Also, the washers prevent the bolts from being loose, make sure you are using those on every bolt. There may be a little movement after you screw them in, when you use a try to turn either side without a brace on the opposite side.
2195545
Have to use them, these require different size bearings. Which are included.
1657284
They would work, but most mountain bikes use disk brakes. These are more appropriate for ordinary street use.
1875277
These should work for you. If you are replacing the rear wheel don't forget that you are going to need a special tool to remove the cluster and put it on the new wheel.
208186
I am pretty confident it should work. It is more about your rim size... They work great on my road bike. They would not work on something like a mountain bike. These pads are great by the way. I have been very happy with them.
257342
Hi, I bought these wheels for my 71 Schwinn with a freewheel. I don't own a bike with a cassette, but I understand that this is completely different from a freewheel. I think that there are different models of rim with different hubs loaded for freewheels, fixies, and cassettes, so look for those. For my bike however, the LP18's are great. These are in fact some sort of aluminum alloy.
1984795
I have had no problems with use on my alloy wheels. But the threaded bolts to which they fit on the wheel assembly are hardened steel. These bolts attach the alloy wheel rims to these bolts. The cast of my wheel rim has thin, deep holes. Personally, I cannot understand their objection unless, as with my case, it was a matter of whole size.
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I wish I knew the answer for you sir...all I can say is they sure worked perfect for my mongoose mountain bike. I just had to get a longer brake cable for my front brake. Much easier on my back. :)
1641006
Yes. I used them on my shimano 105 bracks. Work great for full carbon wheels.
1149237
That is what i purchased them for however I'm not sure of the size of the wheel that I had. They worked for my application. Hope this helps. Good luck
661142
I don't think so bro. I don't like that they were kind of cheap and brittle when I tried to put them on my bike. They gave me a refund right away but I think there's better products out there.
2114595
Definitely, it just needs to have eyelets (also called braze-ons). This model is for bikes with rim brakes, not disc brakes, so be sure that your mountain bike has the right brakes!
739823
I believe they will work.. I use them on Mountian bikes and am very happy with them
764757
The measurement of bearings is based on the truck stem size more so than the wheel size. If you have 8mm, then it should work, but I would call a skate shop to confirm as I used them for quad skates.
912632
Probably work OK. I don't think the wheels would leave any marks since they all swivel.
1146024
Yes, they should work fine. If it doesn't fit your bike exactly take to a bike shop and they will adjust. One of the brackets fell where there was a weld on my grandson's bike and they bent the metal to fit. He rides like crazy. Also, another option is a 3 wheel adult trike. Look around my husband found one for $300 new. Try Craigs list.