CHANGING WHEEL BEARINGS

HOW MUCH CAN A KOALA BEAR (ING)?

ALL MOTORCYCLES HAVE wheel bearings and anybody who has owned a motorcycle for a decent period of time has at some point either had to change wheel bearings or have them changed by a mechanic. The first tell-tale sign is the wheel with have sideways movement in it even if the axle is tight. If left alone then the next sign might be grease or grime leaking from the seals in the wheel and generally not long after that the wheel bearings will fall apart and collapse. This can be extremely dangerous as the wheel can lock up and throw the rider from the bike. We recommend you change them well before this happens so here is a step-by-step guide that will give you no excuses on changing your own wheel…

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