Bearing Cleaning Guide | How To Clean Your Skate Bearings | SkatePro.com

A guide about how you clean your bearings.

[@MangoNizer]

Very nice you teach us how to clean the bearings instead of just wanting to sell new ones! Thank you!

[@jacobpaint]

I have to watch a video from 6yrs ago to get tips on how to clean bearings without having to buy expensive equipment like bearing presses or jewellery cleaners... I used to skate year's ago and never needed any of that stuff. Maybe they help if your a competitive or performance skater but most of us don't need to be so pedantic. You probably could have gone over rotating wheels in this video since people will probably do both at the same time... I just needed a refresher and to see if there were any tips to improve on my old rough and ready techniques.

[@rebeccacurran8365]

Thanks for the simple explanation with simple household things.

[@anditoldsunsetaboutyou]

a very clear and well explained video! love from singapore

[@dasreicht]

Are there any more tutorials from this woman? She seems like a good tutor

[@Junqueira2233]

:-D

[@foxkashima]

Thank you for the video. Nicely explained in detail.

[@Serpien7e]

this is so soothing and relaxing, thank you so much

[@haroldriverofilms]

Great video. I'm wondering where I could buy the Skete Pro Rense Binzin that you used in the video. Thank you

[@ThatTallBrendan]

Man's lookin' snazzy in the pfp~ sheeeeesh~

[@kharadighanshyam4226]

Thanks for Guidance skating bearing

[@FluffyAmyNL]

Thanks clean my first bearing rolling good 😍

[@BenToppi]

Great video, very informative, thanks!

[@garohseven7971]

Thanks for the video. For the bearings that are covered, do you need to pop off the caps from both sides of the bearings? Or will one side suffice?

[@timrapuano]

Did you get a reply on this? We never see her in the video reapply the bearing shield.

[@fauziatahir4644]

When she was putting it in the jar it was shieled

[@Fourchette_92]

It's probably late now but anyway... You can pop open one side of your bearing. As explained here, you only need the exterior side of your bearing shielded :)

[@mathieuavisse4623]

both

[@GenePavlovsky]

In the video only one seal is removed, the other is left on the bearing. You can pop one, you can pop both, if you are bored and want a nice meditative activity to fill the hours, you can even go all the way and remove the plastic ball retainer (cage) and the balls, completely disassembling the bearings. I would say even with the first method, it should give more or less decent cleaning. But popping the second seal off doesn't take much time, and if you're worried about damaging the seal while removing it, you can pop it out from the other (open) side using e.g. a blunt side of a sewing needle.

[@Konarali]

Thanks , very useful!

[@Aluakt]

Nice one thanks didn't know you can clean them

[@spiritofking4678]

i have a metal shield in my bearrings, does it mean that i cant remove the shield? I have the twin cam mw9 titalium freeride bearings

[@goldentimes7914]

Yes, probably you already know that now, there is around the shields a thin metal "ring". This "ring" is actually cutted at some place, you are gonna see it when you look along the ring. There you go with your knife and clip it out. After that, you can remove the shield. ;-)

[@Oleksii_Popov]

Just one remark. You should use plastic bottle not glass. Then you'll be able to shake bearings really good

[@SkatePro]

I one 100% agree!

[@JhaneTheLady]

Very helpful 👌🏽

[@erickamau6936]

awesome thanks for the tip

[@Runor63]

can i use skate wheels on scooters

[@enriquer007]

I need to ride my kick-scooter tomorrow and, watching this (very nice video, thank you!), I realised that it really needs a cleaning of the bearings. It's too short before I can buy the speed cream, is there something else I can do in the meantime? Or just the benzine will be an improvement?

[@GenePavlovsky]

Any light machine oil would do, you can find sewing machine oil in any big supermarket. You can use grease (e.g. wheel bearing grease for cars) as well, but they will be slightly slower.

[@zoucaiyi9998]

Can I use bike chain oil??? For my Rollerskats?? 😅

[@BagaSand]

Yeah u can

[@bcthomps]

At 2:26, what is the cleaning agent for the bearings?

[@sombra6464]

"rense benzin" is the danese for gasoline, sorry for my bad english

[@dramajava2364]

It is "Benzine". Benzine is a solvent, often used to remove paint from paint brushes. Just search up "Benzine cleaning Solvent"

[@GenePavlovsky]

I don't really recommend gasoline for cleaning, as its vapours are highly flammable. Unlike e.g. kerosene. A lot of people use pure (99%) isopropyl alcohol (IPA) which is rather cheap (buy it in bulk), evaporates quickly, and doesn't leave a residue.

[@ozzikk4566]

A question to some expert :) If my cleaned as in this video ABEC7 bearings stop spinning after just 3-5 seconds and are a bit noisy, does it mean they're already damaged?

[@SkatePro]

A tricky question without closer inspection. :D If you cannot see any damage or dirt residues, then it is most probably not damaged. But a cleaning is more a "refurbishing", it will never be as new. A slight smooth rattling might also be totally normal and spinning a single bearing is not really indicating the real performance characteristics. If you want to test bearings properly, then it is best when installed with weight applied. Already when adding the mass of a wheel will totally change the rotation time of the bearings. I hope that was helpful as a little introduction. Please reach out to us if you want to get deeper into the "grid". You can write to [e-mail]

[@ozzikk4566]

​@@SkatePro Thank you very much. Yes, actually your description is very correct in my case, as I haven't noticed the difference in the riding experience, other than their noisiness. I will use them untill the comfort deteriorates :)

[@MrMokey24]

Has anyone had any experience with greasing the bearings? To me, it would make sense because it should keep dust out of the bearings and does not leak as much as oil, meaning longer lasting bearings and less maintanance.

[@JackMott]

thin lube for speed thicker lube for longer life. and its a very very minor difference in performance once the bearing is under load. not as big of a deal as it seems when you spin them unloaded.

[@potato_king7055]

You should link the parts in the description

[@peterboots2710]

The shields dor my bearings are made out of some metal, and if i try to pop one out i easily bend the shields, do i still try to pop then out or do i clean the bearing as whole. Or does someone know how to easily pop metal shields

[@XxGabberlordxX]

Hey Peter. I had the same problem. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4nQi5ucq61sr5I Start the video at the 50 second

[@root123]

You didn't removed the seal of the bearings

[@paraboliqfred]

net, précis, pro. AU top

[@gakly4581]

c'est quoi comme liquide qu'elle utilise pour les nettoyer dans le pot svp ?

[@yKamilo]

Can I use wd40?

[@Fourchette_92]

I've been told that it vanishes more easily. Not good for skates bearings apparently

[@GenePavlovsky]

For cleaning, maybe - although this would be expensive. For lubrication, no way! WD-40 is not a lube.

[@quentinv2971]

Bearings models please ?

[@SkatePro]

Hi there, On our website we are using standard sizes for all our bearings. If there should be a different model, it is mentioned in the specifications / product description :)

[@nielscarkot7107]

thats from the bran WICKED. They are great :)

[@rygaros6669]

hurts my eyes when you shake the bearings in that glass jar...and also when you hit them onto the table..before cleaning them you should remove that violet plastic ring that covers the bearings...and its better to use grease cause its better against heat/friction

[@Shawn-wt4kh]

Skate bearings do not spin rapidly enough or hot enough for the benefits of grease to matter.

[@polatiger4765]

Not a good tutorial. The information is ok I guess. But there is no intelligence behind it. My questions are still unanswered. I get it she just learned the text and stammered it in the video. And yet I'm still clueless.

[@mihugong3153]

Soooo... what are your question?

[@kelseyp9956]

kinda cringe bro