Fantastic video. But I found out that "finger tightening" the bearing preload is tight until you install it on the bike and you can feel it being loose. I had to use a wrench and go ever so slightly PAST what your finger can do. It feels runn, but once you tighten down the securing nut it's fine.
What a waste of excellent filming, WHY no commentary. I don't want to listen to music on servicing videos. Message to Bikebook- please add commentary.
Got a question: I have a next power x 26" mountain bike. It is my transportation and yesterday I replaced the bearings in the front axle and it will free spin forever but I tried the same with my rear hub as I already did the bottom bracket but the rear wheel spins foe about 20 seconds before stopping. On the cassette side of the hub are there any bearings that I can regressed and replace? I can't get the plastic(?) Thing that the cassette sits on. Any feedback please PM me thanks!
PASEN LA VOZ, NO COMPREN EN JASCO PARTES DE BICI, YA QUE TE PARAN ESTAFANDO, ME AN ECHO IR POR PARTES MAS DE UNA VEZ, Y EN LO QUE VA, YA ME ARTE, ES UNA ESTAFA, TE DICEN VIENE TODO EL JUEGO Y A LA HORA QUE VIENE, TE DICEN NO ES POR PARTES, ME E GASTADO CASI 1 000 DOLARES EN UNOS AROS, EL JUEGO COMPLETO Y AHORA QUE LO ESTOY ARMANDO NO VINO TODO
This isn't freehub body, this is a video on how to overhaul and adjust a rear hub. The freehub body is the part that the cassette sits on- you may want to change the title as this is not accurate. Thanks!
Thanks for the great video. Changed my freehub body and lubricated...now as good as new. Would not have known how to go about it without this video, Thanks you.
You should remove that rotor before doing this it can get messy and you might contaminate it. Not saying your couldn't do it without contaminating the rotor, its just more work making sure you don't than just taking it off and putting it back on. Also, you'll want to use a light weight grease like Slick honey to reduce rolling resistance.
i ve got the same wheel shimano but the cassette is spining in its plays its almost like not connected with the hub and basically when i pedal nothing happens because it spins in its place
@THEKINGBG1 look at 1:55 you should probably remove the freewheel body. There are some pins inside. Check them out and this should solve your problem.
hi there, great video.
quick question, the grease you are using is it copper or lithium based?
riskprocessor 1 day ago
@riskprocessor You should be fine with any bike grease if you do this regulary. I usually use White grease form Morotex which is lithium based.
bikebook 10 hours ago
thanks
sakurasoushi 1 week ago
Those are MACHINE BEARINGS! wow :O :O
fobosq3 2 weeks ago
Nicely done video... Done that several weeks ago...same way as you did. Easy and fast to do...
lucaseq77 2 weeks ago
Nice guide, is going to be helpful this weekend, and I didn't mind the music whatsoever
modland 3 weeks ago
You should remove the disc, to make sure it does not get any grease.
i010524 1 month ago
@i010524 Yes, you could but we clean everything at the end anyhow.
bikebook 1 month ago
Great Work
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aproxyorg 2 months ago
The music gives me a headache.
carolzpix 3 months ago 3
@carolzpix Turn your volume down ;)
bikebook 3 months ago 2
@bikebook ..duh!! Blonde here. lol
carolzpix 2 months ago
Fantastic video. But I found out that "finger tightening" the bearing preload is tight until you install it on the bike and you can feel it being loose. I had to use a wrench and go ever so slightly PAST what your finger can do. It feels runn, but once you tighten down the securing nut it's fine.
DShinskey 3 months ago in playlist Liked
How do you stop the right outside nut coming loose (i.e. the drive-side serated nut).
Are you supposed to tighten really tight against the right Hand Cone (drive side) before threading shaft through and then doing non-drive side?
Smilesmiler1 5 months ago
What a waste of excellent filming, WHY no commentary. I don't want to listen to music on servicing videos. Message to Bikebook- please add commentary.
azizukman 5 months ago
I like good close ups :]. At least now I have an idea, how the process looks BEFORE starting :D.
Qwx 5 months ago
Look and my video and you will see what I'm talking about in reference to my comment
mbsk3lton 6 months ago
Got a question: I have a next power x 26" mountain bike. It is my transportation and yesterday I replaced the bearings in the front axle and it will free spin forever but I tried the same with my rear hub as I already did the bottom bracket but the rear wheel spins foe about 20 seconds before stopping. On the cassette side of the hub are there any bearings that I can regressed and replace? I can't get the plastic(?) Thing that the cassette sits on. Any feedback please PM me thanks!
mbsk3lton 6 months ago
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PASEN LA VOZ, NO COMPREN EN JASCO PARTES DE BICI, YA QUE TE PARAN ESTAFANDO, ME AN ECHO IR POR PARTES MAS DE UNA VEZ, Y EN LO QUE VA, YA ME ARTE, ES UNA ESTAFA, TE DICEN VIENE TODO EL JUEGO Y A LA HORA QUE VIENE, TE DICEN NO ES POR PARTES, ME E GASTADO CASI 1 000 DOLARES EN UNOS AROS, EL JUEGO COMPLETO Y AHORA QUE LO ESTOY ARMANDO NO VINO TODO
kollymakiya 6 months ago
This isn't freehub body, this is a video on how to overhaul and adjust a rear hub. The freehub body is the part that the cassette sits on- you may want to change the title as this is not accurate. Thanks!
megbikes 6 months ago
@megbikes Done. Thanks!
bikebook 6 months ago
Thanks for the great video. Changed my freehub body and lubricated...now as good as new. Would not have known how to go about it without this video, Thanks you.
craigdk2010 7 months ago
You should remove that rotor before doing this it can get messy and you might contaminate it. Not saying your couldn't do it without contaminating the rotor, its just more work making sure you don't than just taking it off and putting it back on. Also, you'll want to use a light weight grease like Slick honey to reduce rolling resistance.
caedmonsvengance 8 months ago
Thank you for the clear presentation. So many of these types of videos look like they were filmed in a dungeon using a brick as a camera.
opmike343 8 months ago 3
@opmike343 You are welcome :)
bikebook 8 months ago
You can use a 10mm allen key to remove the freehub in the ones I've seen - no special tool needed
dhollm 9 months ago
@dhollm and @brianwilburn Thanks for info.
bikebook 9 months ago
if the inside cone?-cup? get problem then is replaceable?
if yes, how? if no.......
laxwork 9 months ago
fantastico!!! gracias amigo
mandrake2k2 10 months ago
yo i need your help :
i ve got the same wheel shimano but the cassette is spining in its plays its almost like not connected with the hub and basically when i pedal nothing happens because it spins in its place
THEKINGBG1 10 months ago
@THEKINGBG1 look at 1:55 you should probably remove the freewheel body. There are some pins inside. Check them out and this should solve your problem.
bikebook 10 months ago
@bikebook k, thanks for the advice and time appreciate it.
THEKINGBG1 10 months ago
you can just use a 10 or 12 mm allen key to remove the hub.
brianwilburn 11 months ago