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  • matlockmeat
    Free Member

    I have a newish intense tracer 2 frame. It hasn’t done many rides.
    Just re-routing some cables through the shock link so took this off to make things easier.

    To my surprise the bearings are rough as anything. Extremely hard to turn by hand.
    I was really expecting better, but seems they have used cheap nasty bearings.

    Has anyone else experienced shite bearings on intense frames?

    Wozza
    Free Member

    Yeah mine were made of cheese, but then i started using the grease gun and a lot less Fennicks and they were miles better.

    matlockmeat
    Free Member

    I’m talking about the too bearing that don’t have grease ports.

    Hope the lower linkage isn’t the same. I’ve got a grease gun from another old frame so will have to use that and pump those full on the intense.

    sandal100
    Full Member

    Mine last roughly 6 months on the top links before they need replacing. I think with them being exposed to the elements on the reverse side doesn’t help. It’s only a five minute job to change all four though using the superstar bearing tool. The bottom bearings are more of a pain to change and now I’m not using the ones it came with but enduro max 7902 bearings they need changing more often for some reason.

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