Make sure you have correct size dust seals. If it doesn't seal properly, than you might have the wrong size. Make sure they are 28x47.2x7 And if you bought from weemoto, double check as they sold me wrong rear seals.
I honestly don’t trust the bearings 🤷♂️ I’ll probably give them 6 months then swop them out for oem or Koyo bearings 👍 Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏
@@bikerantics5001 Why don't you trust those bearings? I'm asking because I ordered from wemoto and recently changed mine. Btw. I'm polish, I was looking for some bearings puller, but I see you used this long metal spike, what is it called?
@@al3rgen Hi, the long metal spikes are my set of extra long four tapered punches, very useful especially for the wider rear wheel. I have a lack of faith in the bearings because I do believe they’re Wemoto’s own brand, and Wemoto are not a bearing manufacturer 🤷♂️, so they’re a complete unknown to me. I prefer, and trust, SKF and Koyo bearings, because they both have very good reputations and I personally have had no issues with fitment or longevity/ durability👌 Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏
Даже в России это видео оказалось полезным. Спасибо👍
@@justforco Err thanks👌
Make sure you have correct size dust seals. If it doesn't seal properly, than you might have the wrong size. Make sure they are 28x47.2x7 And if you bought from weemoto, double check as they sold me wrong rear seals.
I honestly don’t trust the bearings 🤷♂️ I’ll probably give them 6 months then swop them out for oem or Koyo bearings 👍
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏
@@bikerantics5001 Why don't you trust those bearings? I'm asking because I ordered from wemoto and recently changed mine. Btw. I'm polish, I was looking for some bearings puller, but I see you used this long metal spike, what is it called?
@@al3rgen Hi, the long metal spikes are my set of extra long four tapered punches, very useful especially for the wider rear wheel.
I have a lack of faith in the bearings because I do believe they’re Wemoto’s own brand, and Wemoto are not a bearing manufacturer 🤷♂️, so they’re a complete unknown to me. I prefer, and trust, SKF and Koyo bearings, because they both have very good reputations and I personally have had no issues with fitment or longevity/ durability👌
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏
Think positive 🙄 of course, it will fly through the m o t 🙏
It’s an NC700x it doesn’t ‘fly’ anywhere 😂🤣
Was waiting for you to leave out the inner spacer 😁
I’ve done it before and I’ll probably do it again 🤣 . . . it’s lucky i notice before knocking the final bearing into place 🫣😂