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Are scooter bearings the same as skateboard bearings?
Yes, most bearings are the industrial standard of 8mm unless you have special longboard trucks, most notably Bear 1052's or 1045's or Bear Smokeys, these trucks run 10mm but are not very common. If you can take wheels off with the same wrench on both trucks, then they have the same size bearings.
What size bearings do you need if you have 52MM wheels?
All skateboard bearings will fit ANY sized skateboard wheel because the bearing hole is designed to be the same in all wheels.
Are all skateboard bearings the same size?
no
Do scooter trolley bars all come in the same size?
no there are many different sizes to the scooter trolley bars.
Is a car battery the same as a scooter battery?
Same basic design/different group size.
What size dose scooter smiff where?
What is the size of scooter smiff
Can you put a E300 battery in a Razor E200 scooter?
Yes you can if the battery is the same size
Can you put skate board wheels on quad roller skates?
Answer:Outdoor wheels are more rubbery and grippy and indoors are hard plastic
What size spark plug used for a cy50a vip 49c scooter?
If its the same as the atm50a it isCR7HSA
What is the size of the pacific assault chariot style 3 wheeled scooter's back wheel?
60mm tall x 36mm wide with an axle/bearing assembly that is centered within the wheel, not offset like a skateboard wheel.
What size socket do you need to change the wheel bearings on 1998 GMC Jimmy front and back axles?
Need to know if 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive for the front. Either way, there is no nut on the back axles.
Why are ball bearings used in bicycles?
Well, to be technical about this answer, ball bearings are NOT used on roller skates or skateboards. This technology went out in 1975. Since then, the 608 size precision bearing has been the standard. As for why this size was chosen: the 608 size, which has a 22mm outer circumference size, was the closest size to the existing cup size of the previous technology, which actually used ball bearings on the inner and outer axle holes in the wheels, along with cups and nuts to keep the bearings in place. That cup size was not standard, but was based on the size of the wheel itself. As for why bearings are used in the first place: precision bearings are by far the most technologically simple, effective way for any modern round wheel, gear, propeller, turbine, disk drive, or anything else you can think of, to spin.
