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can you get the sealed bearings out....

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ron burgundy:
I know what you are saying...  it's a very poor design.

Buy a set of Suzue, they were designed by a person with a brain.

 ;)

kuwahero:
I have the same problem. I think you need a small bearing puller but dont know where to get one.

I removed the shields on the outside, flushed them with GT85 and packed them with grease. they run ok at the mo but will need replacing once I can find a way to remove them

dan-dare:

--- Quote from: Lazychubs on June 17, 2009, 08:32 PM ---use the axle to tap em out but make sure ya dont damage the axle  when hitting it :daumenhoch:

--- End quote ---

As above, the spindle has a shoulder in the centre. So you can tap one side out, followed by the other. Put an old wheel nut on the spindle to tap it, or use a hide hammer. :daumenhoch:

snav69:
I came up with my own way of removing them  :)
Get one of these expanding bolts



Insert it till tight then nip it up with a spanner



Then twat it out with a small extension bar



Worked a treat for me and then i replaced them with 6001RS sealed bearings



Thats an old Suzue hub i've just used in the pictures for demontration, I did it this way to the Araya Aero's i sold to motomagII on here that had sealed Suntours  :)

 :coolsmiley:

kuwahero:
spindle doesnt have a shoulder as you can remove it. from the hub with the bearings still in place.

top man snav guess I will be servicing them at the weekend then.  ;)

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