Favorite rear axle bearings?

[turbowrenchhead]

I installed oem bearings 2.5 years ago and 500-600 hard miles are on them now. There is a bit of play in them now and they'll need to be changed for next season. Whats a better aftermarket choice?

[turbowrenchhead]

So far the only aftermarket ones I found are Pivot, All Balls and Boss. They are all cheaper then oem.

[Deadbeat]

yamaha dont make thier own bearings anyway..buy what the fuck ever

[Guest Rucking Fetarded]

I have a set of Pivot bearings I put in mine a few days ago, they are holding up good. I had play in between my old ones anyways.

[Guest Rucking Fetarded]

2 day = holding up good? FFS delete your account

I've put about 6 hours on it in these last two days, they seem to be holding up good. 

[turbowrenchhead]

Don't mind him. Like some he's got a chip on his shoulder. I guess if your miserable you verbally bash ppl constantly.

[ETR174]

Don't mind him. Like some he's got a chip on his shoulder. I guess if your miserable you verbally bash ppl constantly.

That's how they all are, that and fucking change my screen name

[Nightmare]

That's how they all are, that and fucking change my screen name

But its a good name though!

[turbowrenchhead]

So who changed dude's screen name to rucking fetarded?

[Bennett131]

So who changed dude's screen name to rucking fetarded?

I think it's kind of amusing, darthgayer is pretty good too. May as well have a laugh before they change yours to turbo dildo. Lol

[mvvette97]

I have always used boss bearings in my quads. They seem to stand up as good as stock.

[Larry's Shee]

No matter which brand, take a seal off and pack them with grease, or install zerk on carrier and remove inner seal.

 

I've used All Ballz with good luck

[Lowflyin]

I always use boss bearing.

 

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