Reply to "rear upright bearing"

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It would be a oversimplification to say they forgot to grease the bearings, read the original post, removing the break rotors? not about that.

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Originally posted by PanteraDoug:
Sounds like someone forgot to pack the bearings with grease.

I tend to agree with Bosswrench. Use the stock set up.

I would add that if you can remove your rear brake rotors without disassembling the rear uprights, there would be no reason to take them apart virtually ever.

It's on my list but I'm going with the rotor over the hub and not assembled behind it.

1/14/148:48 AM

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