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Anyone done this?
Special tools required?
My rear wheel seems to have developed some play (in a shorter time than I would expect).
Just wondering whether to try install the new bearings myself....
Did mine a couple of weeks ago, contact JRA for bearings & guide, but its very simple & took ten minutes - no special tools required.
Cool
thanks for that.
Bought my wheels from JRA & they were very friendly / helpful at the time.
my bearing are good so far but its good to hear its easy to do and jra were supportive, hopefully as easy to do as mavic crossmax xl's
£10 for a pair of rear bearings.
Take out the QR, take off the freehub, take off the bearing cover piece, tap the axle end & one bearing pops out on the axle, take the bearing off, put the axle back in but the opposite way round & tap it again to remove the other bearing.
Place the bearings in place & use the backside of a slightly bigger socket to seat the bearing, install axle & other bearing, then freehub etc.