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5 of 5 good bearings Monday, October 25, 2021
taco eater : Andrew Edwards from Vergennes, VT United States  
1/4" loose ball bearings for my 1979 tomos silver bullet. you'll need 10 on either side. hope this saved someone some research.

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5 of 5 This seem true Wednesday, February 14, 2018
taco eater : Andrew Johnson from Madison, IN United States  
this seem to be true to their accuracy rating I used them no problemo

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5 of 5 Moby front wheels Wednesday, August 12, 2015
taco eater : Rebel Moby from CanadaLand  
7/32 (5,55mm) is the size for Moby front wheel with loose ball - you need 22 each (11 per side)

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5 of 5 excellent ammo Friday, April 17, 2015
taco eater : Brian from Columbus, OH United States  
these fit perfectly in my slingshot w/ wrist support to take out jerks on the road

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5 of 5 Used these for Tomos Mag rims (1/4") Monday, May 13, 2013
taco eater : David David from Toledo, OH United States  
Have used them twice.  Doesn't use the entire pack (I believe only 40 or so are needed) so you can do two sets of rims with this 100 pack.

I just smeared some white lithium grease in the track, put the balls in and they held just fine while I flipped it over to do the other side.  Install went easy and they seem just fine while riding.

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4 of 5 what Wednesday, March 27, 2013
taco eater : rg from ky, us  
what quality are these?  i guess there pretty good, sicne people are using them in wheels.  ... holy crap.  ok.  im using it in a clutch spring saver that crapped it balls out on me.  id get sand in it running it around with the cover off. 3/16 i measrured them and it fits.  brand new, shiny.  wonder if theyll blow.  you put the bearings in a cup and place a plate over it, put a little axle grease in the cup.. then take the compressed spring, put in on the plate and push the clutch together.  ehh.. then the spring, compresses, on the.  spring saver.  watch for sand.  and dirt paths.  with sand and gravels and bears.  and stupid gates, with walls, goes halfway down a freakign cliff

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5 of 5 Batavus Saturday, December 1, 2012
taco eater : Al Cardozo from Jacksonville, FL United States  
looks like mine are 1/4 inch i don't see 1/4 on the list

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4 of 5 free wheel Thursday, January 12, 2012
taco eater : coolbic from Minneapolis, MN United States  
1/8" are the right size for my hobbit free wheel.  Needed about 120 balls

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