loose ball steering bearings

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dave wheeler
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firstly has anyone done this conversion and if so is it worth the faff? secondly what size are the bearings and how many do you need?
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I do this with mine and it makes the steering/turning smoother. I use the ball bearings out of the steering race but I buy an extra one so that I have more ball bearings.
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vespanic wrote:I do this with mine and it makes the steering/turning smoother. I use the ball bearings out of the steering race but I buy an extra one so that I have more ball bearings.
+1
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The top bearing are 1/8 and bottom are 1/4. I buy mine from a push bike shop, costs about £4 to do a scooter.
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And if you buy the bearings from a cycle shop (good one blue) you don't get hit with LAT as some one said on here a while ago.
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blue wrote:The top bearing are 1/8 and bottom are 1/4. I buy mine from a push bike shop, costs about £4 to do a scooter.
I prefer to use metric sizes as that's what was in there originally. ;)
Did you have to do that?
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DigDug wrote:
I prefer to use metric sizes as that's what was in there originally. ;)
3mm and 6mm?
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