Cleaning ILQ9 Inline Skate Bearings: Pt 1 - Prep Work
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This is an awesome video demonstration.
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nice video, but i don't like u take the video without ur shirt ><lll
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hey thanks for your clear instructions & effort, nice one bro
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the best review / explonation *how to clean bearings* congrats !!! ;)
Voice, intonation, sound, video quality ;)
Fenx , we just did this with our roller guys. Thanks to You one more time :)
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awesome video dude. kudos
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Thanks for the video. I had no idea how to do this before.
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I love you for making this video!!! so im not the only crazy one that actually dismantles their bearings
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Acetone is a solvent. Natural but highly flammable! Use it in a safe environment. Acetone breaks down the oils and removes residue. If it does it's job, you will have a barren or sterile metal & ball bearings. Both will need to be lubricated. Oil or grease? In short, seek out skate lubricant. Why? Oil heats up & breaks down too easy in the bearing housing thus shortening its life & your bearing. Grease - collects dirt. Most grease has oil or clay! Again, TK Gel is my suggestion.
DangerManXX 7 months ago
I have FR1 80MM 2011 rollerblades, i have 2 questions is something beter that acetone to clean?is it safe for the bearing? and after the acetone whats the best lubrication that you can put...i do slalom and freestyle..
Exoime 7 months ago
@Exoime Acetone is not a lubricant. It's a solvent. The reality is you can use what YOU want as long as it breaks down oil AND you have a means for removing the grit and dirt. It's just common sense. Something to loosen the grime and dirt, and something to remove it. I go over that of course in the part two video. TK Gel is my suggested lubrication.
DangerManXX 5 months ago