Thanks, but I'm a little confused. Front and rear uses same bearings (9276A) for the non ABS side. Whey would they have two separate listings for front and rear?

 

The front wheel set comes with two bearings. The rear wheel set comes with four bearings, two for the wheel and the drive sprocket has two bearings in it.

 

Imold, thank you. It is lifting that inner edge that gives me trouble, will try again.

 

All ***** bearings are of excellent quality. I have used them on my quads and dirt bikes for years. They are as good (or better) than factory and at 1/2 the cost.

 

Got these F.A.G. bearings on Amazon last year when they were like $11 each. Saw them go to $8 and now they are $22.

Anyway, made in Korea and grease is well packed.

 

I use a dulled x-acto knife to remove bearing seals for re-packing. Pretty easy to get the skinny blade under the seal.

 

packing them withome grease is the only way to go.

 

I think I'm going with these guys.

http://www.vxb.com/page/bearings/PRO...arings/Kit9706

I'm having a hard time with the All ***** being made in China. Timken's are another option but pricey.

 

i repacked my rear wheel bearings while i changed the tire. 13 Ultra with 21k. bearings were fine but there wasnt much grease in them if any. ill do the fronts when i change the front tire out this winter. also. with any new bearing you purchase, packing is mandatory. normally you just dont throw em in.

 

what he said. used them in my mx bikes many a time. no issues ever.