[Railroader]

Well, we don't live in the water with ours. That probably has
a lot to do with how they are holdin' up.

 

[coppercow]

QUOTE ("Railroader":3vbk6mpc)

Some say to get sealed bearings, like Highlifter or Pivot Works.
Some also say they don't work all that well & some swear by them.
I have over 3,000 hrs & right at 1800 miles on mine. All original.
No wobbles yet.

I got over 2000 miles on mine and riding strong not wiggle and I checked them this past weekend.. I live in south florida which is all water and mud for us.. wonder what the deal is with the quick wear on those other bearings..

 

[ForemanDan]

Well, I talked to High Lifter. They will send a replacement bearing for free.

 

[bnjeep]

I checked mine the other day and I have a small amount of wobble but not to much, shouldn't be too bad the bike is only about 8 months old.

 

[Mudbum]

My son's 450 was going through front wheel bearings about every 3 months, we finally put in a new kunckle assembly and that has stopped the short bearing life problem

 

[lifted450es]

QUOTE ("Railroader":2jjuo79q)

QUOTE ("ForemanDan":2jjuo79q)

I just put on a set of sealed bearings from HL. They did not come with the outside seals.

I thought they were supposed to come with inner & outer seals?. Was it a mess up on their part?[/quote]


the seals do not come with it, you have to buy them seperate