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●Lets face it, Bearings, spacers, and axles can be unnecessarily complicated so lets try and make this easy.
●These inline axles have an outer diameter of 6mm. Most bearings have in inner diameter of 8mm. These spacers make standard 8mm bearings compatible with 6mm axles.
●Purchasing the correct length axle is the key factor and we have found that both 30mm and 33mm axles are somewhat interchangeable and will fit on most skates while 36mm are generally large and do not fit on many skates.
●It is very important for you to measure your current axle�s length to ensure a proper fit.
●Includes 8 Axles (nuts and bolts) and 8 Spacers.
[36mm]
Description
Purchasing the correct length is the key factor and we have found that both 30mm and 33mm axles are somewhat interchangeable and will fit on most skates while 36mm are generally large and do not fit on many skates.
It is very important for you to measure your current axles length to ensure a proper fit. These replacement axles measure 6mm in diameter and require 6mm stepped bearings spacers to function correctly.
Minimize Bearing Drag
The spacers help to minimize drag on your bearings, making your bearings spin smoothly. They also help your bearings from collapsing. The solid aluminum construction dissipates heat and will last longer than other plastic. This package includes 8 aluminum stepped spacers for standard size wheels and bearings.
Most inline axles have an outer diameter of 6mm. Most bearings have in inner diameter of 8mm. These spacers make standard 8mm bearings compatible with 6mm axles.
For use with all standard size wheels, standard size 8mm bearings, and standard size 6mm axles. To install, place 1 bearing in the wheel. Fit the spacer into the bearing already in the wheel, and insert the other bearing into the other side of the wheel.
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First you need to place the first bearing into the wheel, use your inline star tool to help you. Than you want to place the stepped spacer inside of the wheel, as shown above. |
After you have placed the stepped spacer inside the wheel you want to use the inline star tool to help you press in the other bearing. |
Than you want to line up you wheel with the holes on the roller blade and slide the axle through. |
Once you get the axle through you can screw the axle nut onto the axle. Use your inline star tool to help you get it tight. |
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