Hah! Glad it worked out.
As a mechanic, that's one of the things that I actually appreciate about
the relative ubiquity of Shimano products...they've stuck with traditional
axles and bearing technology, so it's always possible to service them.
Even their "sealed" MTB hubs are just cup and c
Hah!
I see says the blind man.
I asked the google, found and RTFM the FM.
Not so new fangled as I was assuming - I'm happy now cause I know how to
work on these.
-JimD
On Feb 6, 2012, at 6:35 AM, jimD wrote:
> I don't see the cones, the axel isn't threaded - what am I missing?
> -JimD
> Thi
I don't see the cones, the axel isn't threaded - what am I missing?
-JimD
This new fangled stuff is going to take me some getting used to.
On Feb 5, 2012, at 7:36 PM, Elton Pope-Lance wrote:
> Ultegra hubs are cup and cone. I overhaul and replace the balls about every
> ~10K miles, though they
Ultegra hubs are cup and cone. I overhaul and replace the balls about every
~10K miles, though they haven't really needed it that soon.
Elton Pope-Lance
Natick, MA
On Feb 5, 2012, at 9:44 PM, jimD wrote:
> I'm used to 'old school' cone & cup bearings.
> How long do the sealed bearing on the
I'm used to 'old school' cone & cup bearings.
How long do the sealed bearing on these modern Ultegra hubs go before they need
replacing or servicing.
Mine have about 15k miles on them.
-JimD
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