metal cores..

[Zack Jackson]

on my 110 metal core i cant really seem to get the bearings in.. did this happen to u wen u first got urs??

 

[jerms747]

hit the crap outta them

 

[Mike Montgomery]

yes hit them really hard and force them in

when you use them alot you will have trouble keeping them in

 

[yamamsmells]

just hit them in or something, i cant remember if mine where tight or loose when i first got them.

 

[Grahamk]

I put a piece of wood on top of the bearing n smacked it in with a hammer

 

[daltonkennon]

i took a wrench and kept hitting it in like circular rotations so it goes in straight and hit it realllly hard.

 

[krtini77]

i hit my bearings in with a hammer wit the rubbery bit on end.

 

[Jake ODonnell]

i did that once but i put a dent in my bearing :/

 

[Jake Carlyon]

all you need is the fork axle and a extra bearing. put the bearings where you want them and put the extra on one side then tighten the axle and they go in perfect.

 

[Mario Rocchio]

thats a good idea.

 

[lloyd]

and you guys were telling him to smack the shit out of it...
haha

 

[matthewcarbotti]

i dont have em but all u do is just take an allen key and hit it in with that and then if that didnt work do what jake said

 

[New Era]

i used a rubber mallet and that seemed to work good, and it didnt damage the bearigns.

 

[daltonkennon]

all you need is the fork axle and a extra bearing. put the bearings where you want them and put the extra on one side then tighten the axle and they go in perfect.

wow, best way to do it ever, took like 2 seconds and was soo easy.

thanks a lot

now just getting them out when they go bad or break...

 

[mat]

a bolt thru both bearings and big washers (like installing a headset)