So uh...how do I get the bearings out of the stock Razor Pro wheels?

[gsp1179]

I'm confused here.

 

[easter]

haha wha? just use some allen key to push out with it, i cant really give more tips haha its like suppereasy

 

[gsp1179]

Maybe it's from the constant use, but they aren't budging.

I've pounded it, tried pushing it out, and then I threw the wheel in anger when that didn't work.

 

[Brian Boston]

Dude, stick an allen key in the hole, and pry one side out so it moves up a little, than move the allen key to the other side and pry that side up, repeat till its out. If there really stuck in there, spray windex on the bearings and let it soak for like 5 minutes than try to get them out and they should pop right up (my friend used to do this all the time on his skateboard wheels), you might wanna clean your bearings and reoil them after that though.

 

[gsp1179]

Alright, thanks, thats pretty helpful.

Motor oil is the universally accepted lube for scooter bearings, right?

 

[Brian Boston]

I use 3 in 1, best shit ever.

 

[farmboy uk]

nah you havnt tried 5 in 1 haha, i dont know what the other 2 are though

 

[McFuzzy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7II9n_TD3Zc

 

[WayFastRevo]

woah that video is me

thats soo old

 

[nolan]

haha old yaks!
i miss them soo.

but yeah nice video.

 

[Chandler Hab]

smack em out of your wheel....or if you hate them bang the side the are agaisnt the ground...ya know..

 

[Spencer281]

make sure you're gentle when you pry them out cuz i've fucked up several bearings on my skateboard by pushing too hard.

 

[dre]

put a little ball of tape on the end of the allen key and tap the bearing out lightly while rotating the wheel. Works like a charm for me. Or if the wheel is broken and you have really expensive bearings, hacksaw the wheel until you get to the bearings and then they should pop out easier...