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  • Sram jockey wheels seizing – alternatives?
  • siloseven
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    The ball bearing jockey wheels in the sram xo mech are just not up to northern mud and keep seizing – are there any aftermarket alternatives that are better sealed or use bushings?

    whatgoesup
    Full Member

    Lower range SRAM jockey wheels use bushings not bearings so more robust – much cheaper too

    Tracey
    Full Member

    Been using some Uberbike ones for a while and they have been far better than the SRAM ones they replaced

    nicolaisam
    Free Member

    Try pulling the seals out the bearings and filling with a good quality marine grease

    mattsccm
    Free Member

    Just grease them

    siloseven
    Free Member

    yes, I’ve re-greased them but I’ve done that before and just wondered if there was a more durable alternative. Last time I looked uberbike didn’t do 12T ones but I see that do now so i’ll give those try. Cheers.

    Wally
    Full Member

    I use stainless bearing tacx jockey wheels from decathlon £9 ish. Last well for me and simple 5 min job to repack. The smallest bearings I have ever seen in my life came from a shimano jockey wheel. I gave up all ideas of putting back together.

    nicolaisam
    Free Member

    I use the cheaper GX versions, seem to last ok

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