Install Skate Bearings in Aluminum Hubs

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• scooter wheel
• razor scooters
• aluminum scooter wheel
• install bearings

[Snufflypandaman]

I thought this guy was talking about his sex life for half the video... :3

[bjk923]

just take a little bit of oil and run it right around the outside so its not so tight make sure that its in pretty straight before you actually try to pound that in there, line that up then just kinda tap it lightly, goes right in, pop that right in

There's His Sex Story

[thebmxband1t]

Destroy your new bearings, yeah right.

This is NOT the way to do it.

Get a nut n bolt the roughly same as your scooter axles, space with washers larger diameter than the bearings, feed on washer, then bearing, then axle spacer, do one side at a time. Experience tells me that's better and less possibility of misalignment.

[Cr4ziiClanProduction]

Lol make sure it's straight before you pound it in there wtf!?!?

[zackster134]

take alittle bit of oil and rub it on the outside...SAY WHAT?

[mrxnathe]

sex

[Themrbball11]

do you need spacers or not?

[Fatkatz14]

get a longboard there cooler and hella fun

[xxAlzaxx]

When i put the bearrings in i basicly skip the oil, place the bearing straight, pound it in 1mm, then i turn it upside down so the bearing is face the ground and then i jump on it.

[drwillee]

i put another video up on my screen and i think if i could not see the video i could hear the snoop dogg :DDD

[bjk923]

@onlyskateboards XD

[onlyskateboards]

@bjk923 you forgot turn it round the other side and do the same thing