If you have any questions, please use the BikeGremlin forum (I try to respond to every comment, but TH-cam sucks at notifications, especially when it comes to any follow-up questions): www.bikegremlin.net/ Relja
@@markomilanovic867 Za sada sam objavio sledeće članke i videe na tu temu: Threadless, press-fit BBs - Bottom brackets [02]: bike.bikegremlin.com/1652/press-fit-bb/ Short overview of threadless BB (press fit) standards: bike.bikegremlin.com/1712/overview-of-threadless-bb-standards/ Compatibility [10] Bottom brackets: bike.bikegremlin.com/1680/10-compatibility-bottom-brackets/ Unior 689/2BI cartridge bearing puller: th-cam.com/video/xuGDSqM7fx4/w-d-xo.html Unior 1721 cartridge bearing press set: th-cam.com/video/RSWcLVXfxdA/w-d-xo.html Imam i kanal (i sajt) na našem jeziku, oba imaju pretragu i trebalo bi da sve ovo postoji objavljeno i tamo: Sajt: bicikl.bikegremlin.com/ TH-cam kanal: www.youtube.com/@BikeGremlinRS Za sva dalja pitanja bih uputio na BikeGremlin forum (ovaj komentar sam slučajno video, nije mi izašla notifikacija - ne znam šta TH-cam radi sa komentarima): www.bikegremlin.net/ Relja
It works well on bicycles when replacing with 6mm thick bearing. The first plastic part that converts the bearing dia from 25 to 24 can be removed much easily with a thin blade-knife. I use NT Cutter blade. In my opinion we have to omit the 1 mm thick plastic dust seal, if we use 7 mm thick bearings. We can choose sealed bearings. So we can ensure same chain line. As you pointed out all imported bicycle parts are very expensive here in our country. So we do this here. Nice video... Thanks for your initiative....
You can remove plastic inserts with thin knife, like utility knife, just pry it gentle around perimeter, but big problems with shimano bbs that bearings is hard to find, other manufacturers that making compatible bbs use standard bearings, i just swap bearings on my commuter bicycle every year. great website btw.
Good video Mr. Gremlin. Very informative and can be used as a tutorial. Are the plastic dust sleeves the only reason the MTB Hollowtech BB uses 6mm thick bearings and the road ones use 7mm thick being less exposed to mud ? In other words, can the Road BB be used on MTB frame without plastic sleeves ? Is the sleeve thick enough to be grinded a little on the flat circular part?
To remove the plastic cover without damaging it, try the method in this video: th-cam.com/video/mTl0fEh46w0/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared&t=771 or this method: th-cam.com/video/EVP2BE5neXQ/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared When you replace the bearing from Shimano (37x25x6) with one with standard dimensions - 6805 (37x25x7), in order for the plastic cover to fit, you need to grind it slightly. Then you only mount the plastic cover directly on the bearing without a seal.
Hello Sir, I hope you can help me! I have a Cube LTD SL 2012 with 68mm hollowtech bottom bracket. Original it is shimano deore 3x10 gears and the bottom bracket has 2 spacers on the drive side and 1 spacer on the none drive side. Now I have bought new geargroup and the new cranks are deore 1x10 m5100. I changed the bottom bracket also and used the same numbers of spacers as before when it was 3x10 but chainline is not so good on big sprockets on the cassette. How many spacers should I use on wich side? Is it always 2 spacers on driveside and 1 spacer on none drive side when its 68mm BB?
no need to machine the metal if ur concerned with the 1mm difference . just sand the plactic cup base and omit the steel cover since ur replacing it with a sealed bearing anyway
If you have any questions, please use the BikeGremlin forum (I try to respond to every comment, but TH-cam sucks at notifications, especially when it comes to any follow-up questions):
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@BikeGremlinUS Kada ćete objaviti neki video o pressfit patronama?Montiranje ,tipovi
@@markomilanovic867 Za sada sam objavio sledeće članke i videe na tu temu:
Threadless, press-fit BBs - Bottom brackets [02]:
bike.bikegremlin.com/1652/press-fit-bb/
Short overview of threadless BB (press fit) standards:
bike.bikegremlin.com/1712/overview-of-threadless-bb-standards/
Compatibility [10] Bottom brackets:
bike.bikegremlin.com/1680/10-compatibility-bottom-brackets/
Unior 689/2BI cartridge bearing puller:
th-cam.com/video/xuGDSqM7fx4/w-d-xo.html
Unior 1721 cartridge bearing press set:
th-cam.com/video/RSWcLVXfxdA/w-d-xo.html
Imam i kanal (i sajt) na našem jeziku, oba imaju pretragu i trebalo bi da sve ovo postoji objavljeno i tamo:
Sajt:
bicikl.bikegremlin.com/
TH-cam kanal:
www.youtube.com/@BikeGremlinRS
Za sva dalja pitanja bih uputio na BikeGremlin forum (ovaj komentar sam slučajno video, nije mi izašla notifikacija - ne znam šta TH-cam radi sa komentarima):
www.bikegremlin.net/
Relja
It works well on bicycles when replacing with 6mm thick bearing.
The first plastic part that converts the bearing dia from 25 to 24 can be removed much easily with a thin blade-knife. I use NT Cutter blade.
In my opinion we have to omit the 1 mm thick plastic dust seal, if we use 7 mm thick bearings. We can choose sealed bearings. So we can ensure same chain line.
As you pointed out all imported bicycle parts are very expensive here in our country. So we do this here.
Nice video...
Thanks for your initiative....
Buy the cups once from China. They are using standard bearings.
You can remove plastic inserts with thin knife, like utility knife, just pry it gentle around perimeter, but big problems with shimano bbs that bearings is hard to find, other manufacturers that making compatible bbs use standard bearings, i just swap bearings on my commuter bicycle every year.
great website btw.
Danke für dein Video.. es zeigt genau das was ich wissen wollte ob es möglich ist ein hollowtech innenlager zu zerlegen👍🏼
Excellent video. Well done.
The plastic sleeves are sacrificial so that your crank axle doesnt get worn if the bearing seizes.
Good video Mr. Gremlin. Very informative and can be used as a tutorial. Are the plastic dust sleeves the only reason the MTB Hollowtech BB uses 6mm thick bearings and the road ones use 7mm thick being less exposed to mud ? In other words, can the Road BB be used on MTB frame without plastic sleeves ? Is the sleeve thick enough to be grinded a little on the flat circular part?
Glad you liked it. :)
For technical questions, please use the BikeGremlin forum:
www.bikegremlin.net/
Relja
To remove the plastic cover without damaging it, try the method in this video:
th-cam.com/video/mTl0fEh46w0/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared&t=771
or this method:
th-cam.com/video/EVP2BE5neXQ/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
When you replace the bearing from Shimano (37x25x6) with one with standard dimensions - 6805 (37x25x7), in order for the plastic cover to fit, you need to grind it slightly. Then you only mount the plastic cover directly on the bearing without a seal.
Thank you very much for taking the time to share this information.
Relja
Cool video, looking forward to the test ride results. If you have tried it, what is you opinion on octalink technology?
I wrote about Octalink (among other things) in this article:
bike.bikegremlin.com/1634/bicycle-bottom-bracket-standards-explained/#4
Relja
the 2mm bigger size from both bearings(1mmx2) is about the same as a single 2.5mm BB spacer. Maybe you could use 1 less spacer when fitting the BB?
Yup, it could do for the total width (and spacing) - though the plastic insert is needed for the axle to nicely fit inside the bearings.
You can consider using a MR 24377 sealed bearing and forget about the plastic spacer. There is another make does not use the spacers at all.
Como compensas el 1 mm de diferencia ?? e visto que venden cubiertas de plastico para compensar ese mm ??
Nice video, what is the difference between Shimano BB-RS500 and BB-RS501? Thanx!
As far as I know - just the model number and year, they should be basically the same.
Relja
Hi sir have a good day, What is the name of the tools that did you used to removed bottom bracket sealed bearing
Hi,
This is the model and the demonstration of the set I'm using:
th-cam.com/video/xuGDSqM7fx4/w-d-xo.html
Relja
Hello Sir,
I hope you can help me!
I have a Cube LTD SL 2012 with 68mm hollowtech bottom bracket.
Original it is shimano deore 3x10 gears and the bottom bracket has 2 spacers on the drive side and 1 spacer on the none drive side. Now I have bought new geargroup and the new cranks are deore 1x10 m5100. I changed the bottom bracket also and used the same numbers of spacers as before when it was 3x10 but chainline is not so good on big sprockets on the cassette. How many spacers should I use on wich side?
Is it always 2 spacers on driveside and 1 spacer on none drive side when its 68mm BB?
Hi,
Please use the BikeGremlin forum for questions:
www.bikegremlin.net/
Relja
Have you tried moving the chainring so it fits on the inside of the crank spider?
You can use heat to remove bearing. Heat gun or something like this. Bearing will almost fall out by itself.
Makes sense - the aluminium cups will expand a lot faster than the steel bearings inside.
Relja
I have Praxis cranks and you can buy replacement bearings thankfully.
Shimano replacement bearings seem to be available too in most countries - just not always in mine. :(
Relja
@@BikeGremlinUS Ah damn. With the cost of parts nowadays it's good to be able to repair.
09:37... the color of the liquid in the cup is too yellow, you need to drink more water
no need to machine the metal if ur concerned with the 1mm difference . just sand the plactic cup base and omit the steel cover since ur replacing it with a sealed bearing anyway
Za vaditi plastični poklopac ima "dentist toothpick" na ebayu ua par $.
Вот же ж рукожооооп =)
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