Is this listing for an 8 pack or 16 pack of bearings? What mm are they?
1133274
8 pack not sure on mm they fit my longboard wheels so any skateboard or rollerblade wheels it should fit.Jess Is your dad Adrian?
1133275
8 pack. Enough for a single board (4 wheels), standard 608 (Outer diameter of 22 mm). While far from an expert on inline skates, as I recall, most are 608 fitting for the wheels even on skates. As the previous reviewers mentioned, it'll be two packs for skates. Seeing as these aren't ABEC (deeper rails and the unusual count of 6 ball bearings), made from stronger steel than the cheap chinese, they'd probably work well for inline skates as well.
1133276
This is an 8 pack of bearings, but I do recommend these, they can get jammed but they are very easy to get unnamed without a cleaning kit
1133277
Looks like a standard 8 pack (2 bearings per set of 4 wheels) an they should be 8 mm.
1133278
8 since I believe they are intended for skateboards. I required 2 packs for my rollerblades.
198606
Sorry wrong bearings. I cleaned and lubed these for lazy susans and they are fairly quiet.
1511840
The bearings are ABEC 7; they were terrible in the first batch, but the newer boards come with some pretty good ones - don't be afraid to try breaking the board in before deciding to order a different set of bearings!
2088902
They were sold individually when I bought them - i.e. I had to order 2 and 9.95 each. In the end, I didn't think the quality of bearing was that great. I would just by the Shimano replacement in the future
764757
The measurement of bearings is based on the truck stem size more so than the wheel size. If you have 8mm, then it should work, but I would call a skate shop to confirm as I used them for quad skates.
1158314
My Bearing Buddies are also 2 1/8" OD. They are labeled Model 1980. Bearing Buddy website indicates that the 19B (70019) is the correct fit, not the 17B or 70017
896691
Its actually 8 spoked. I noticed the same thing after I ordered them and opened the box. I was a little upset at first, but I'm actually glad they came as 8 vs 6 cause they conceal more of the brakes and rotars. I'm happy with mine. They're 16x8.
2069359
Hello, We do carry a 8mm shaft. How long are you looking for we have a 30" 10" 13" in the mm we have 330mm 406mm 495mm Thank you
2207095
Hi, I've never tried since I only have a few bits and none use bearings. I would imagine that they can be if they have the top screw opening. I'd check with the manufacturer as well.
506593
Hello,Thank you for your email.This listing is owned by Bones, so we are unable to edit it. However, these are 608 bearings so they have an outer diameter of 22mm and an inner of 8mm.Please, let us know if you need anything else!Thanks,Customer Service
996134
They are in fact just steel. The only reason I bought these specific ones was because I thought they would look really nice on my board with my wheels. They are very nice bearings though! Just not the right picture for them.
2203361
Im pretty sure you can these are 608 in size just like many other skateboard bearings
1383639
The cartridge requires that they are threaded. I am currently using the 16 gram as I can pick them up cheaper through Amazon
422191
Yep. Everything's threaded 8-32. Easily out performs weaker aluminum sets. The sections are nicely machined and thread together very securely.
958481
Bearing Buddy 2 1/8 is what these fit. I discarded mine as they were too loose. I bought rubber pipe caps that fit very tight and work well. I think there are other size grease inserts made by non Bearing Buddy companies. And sizes vary. I would have returned mine, but shipping was going to make it a losing proposition. Call Bearing Buddy company to be sure. Good luck
419997
I think it's 3/8. I don't know if they will fit into your unit since I'm not familiar with it.
545552
There are 5 bits plus a spare 3/8 bearing. The Radii: 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4