HOW TO REPLACE SEALED WHEEL BEARINGS - SIMPLE WAY WITH NO SPECIAL TOOLS

Replacing sealed wheel bearings can seem like a daunting task. What sort of press do I need, how do I get them out and more importantly how do I get them in without damaging them.
In this tutorial I show you how to replace sealed cartridge bearings in your bicycle wheel the simple way and you don't have to waste money on tools like a specialist wheel bearing press. In fact, the way I am going to show you using what I have in my workshop will work as good or better than what is considered the 'professional tool'.
This really couldn't be easier if you take your time and follow the steps I show you. Get rid of that slow rough hub and have a smooth fast ride that lasts for ages.
Once you're done check out my other wheel maintenance and building videos...
Learn how to set up your own bike successfully and you will get a great sense of satisfaction and achievement.
As always, if you are in doubt or don't feel confident about your bike maintenance, go and speak to a professional bike mechanic.
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[@marcogme]

Cheers from Venezuela

[@ossiejesson3148]

Every time I watch a video like this about sealed bearings I rejoice that my bikes have “cup and cone “bearings having a bike shop do this for you must cost a fortune

[@davidboardman9649]

Watched you video the problem I have with my shimano freehub his on the front side there his a threaded locking ring stopping me taking the bearings out doing my homework at the moment maybe looking at an allen key socket once this ring his of changing the bearings shouldn't be a problem the wheel set I have Alex vxd7 rims the wheel bearings for that job are allready out

[@bicycleguru]

That sounds like the cassette lock ring is in the way. Often you can't even get the axle out without removing the lock ring. Hope you have sorted it out 👍