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  1. This may seem like a dumb question .. but some of the bike stores here in
    town the guys working there dont know much..so the question is on one of my
    wheels it has a sealed bearing... I have it all apart..and just need to
    replace it with another sealed bearing..can this be done ? cuz I know the
    bike shop will tell me I have to buy a whole new hub...but it is just the
    bearing that need replacing...so can they sell me just the bearing sealed ?
    and how much should they cost on average....The one bike store in town that
    was any good shut down after 25 years.

    Rob

  2. Rob said:

    This may seem like a dumb question .. but some of the bike stores here in
    town the guys working there dont know much..so the question is on one of my
    wheels it has a sealed bearing... I have it all apart..and just need to
    replace it with another sealed bearing..can this be done ? cuz I know the
    bike shop will tell me I have to buy a whole new hub...but it is just the
    bearing that need replacing...so can they sell me just the bearing sealed ?
    and how much should they cost on average....The one bike store in town that
    was any good shut down after 25 years.

    It's probably 80% likely that the bearing is a common unit which can
    be had from a bearing supply house. If there's a 4-digit number on it
    like 6000, perhaps with some letters (typically ZZ), it's even
    possible that you might find a replacement at an auto parts store.
    It's worth a shot, at the very least, if the lbs doesn't have a useful
    answer.

    If you have dimensions, the replacement may be available here:

    http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi?c=Bearings&sc=Cartridge

    Or, for the linewrap-impacted:

    http://tinyurl.com/2yejb
    --
    Typoes are a feature, not a bug.
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    Surrealism is a pectinated ranzel.

  3. Any bearing can be replace and we will gladly do it for you. Be careful at
    Bearing and Transmission, many of their bearings are cheaper than at a shop,
    but some of the odd metric ones are even more expensive. For the record, our
    shop would never tell you that you need a new hub if all it needed was a
    bearing, and that is one of the benefits of sealed cartridge bearing hubs is
    that they last for so long. Check us out if you want staight answers and
    honesty. It never costs to take a look at it.

    Darren
    City Park Cycle
    614 Duchess St.
    Saskatoon, SK
    306-384-2282
    "Rob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    This may seem like a dumb question .. but some of the bike stores here in
    town the guys working there dont know much..so the question is on one of


    my

    Quoted message said:

    wheels it has a sealed bearing... I have it all apart..and just need to
    replace it with another sealed bearing..can this be done ? cuz I know the
    bike shop will tell me I have to buy a whole new hub...but it is just the
    bearing that need replacing...so can they sell me just the bearing sealed


    ?

    Quoted message said:

    and how much should they cost on average....The one bike store in town


    that

    Quoted message said:

    was any good shut down after 25 years.

    Rob

  4. Rob said:

    This may seem like a dumb question .. but some of the bike stores here in
    town the guys working there dont know much..so the question is on one of my
    wheels it has a sealed bearing... I have it all apart..and just need to
    replace it with another sealed bearing..can this be done ? cuz I know the
    bike shop will tell me I have to buy a whole new hub...but it is just the
    bearing that need replacing...so can they sell me just the bearing sealed ?
    and how much should they cost on average....The one bike store in town that
    was any good shut down after 25 years.

    There is a number on your bearing seal. An automotive
    electric shop ( someone who services alternators, etc) will
    have it or can get it.

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  5. Rob said:

    This may seem like a dumb question .. .and just need to
    replace it with another sealed bearing..can this be done ?

    You can buy any bearing known to man from these people:

    http://www.bocabearings.com

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