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Due to the various types and functions of bearings, there may be rumors, and incorrect information in the market, some of which can be costly and involve unusual materials. ☺
To help our customers understand clearly, here is some information that you need to know. ☺
What Are Skate Bearings?
Skate bearings are the components that make skateboards move. These bearings are usually made up of a steel shell and a steel bearing. The steel shell holds the steel bearing together and gives it stability. The steel bearing is the part that makes skateboards roll; it's also what keeps skateboards from falling.
How To Clean Skate Bearings?
Cleaning skate bearings is an essential maintenance task to keep them performing at their best. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to clean skate bearings:
Remove the bearings from your skates/skateboard wheels using a skate tool or a wrench.
Use a hash strong pin take out the bearing shields if there are any. This will expose the metal balls inside.
Soak bearings in cleaner solution, suggesting "citrus de-greaser" instead of "isopropyl alcohol, acetone or mineral spirits ".
Gently shake the container to help loosen the dirt and grime from the bearings.
Use a toothbrush or a soft-bristled brush to clean the bearings. Be gentle and make sure to remove all the dirt and grime from each bearing.
Rinse all pieces in warm water and dry with towel thoroughly. Make sure there is no moisture left in them.
Relubricate the bearings with skate lubricant. A drop of lubricant on each bearing is enough. Don't over-lubricate as this can cause dirt and grime to stick to the surface.
Put the shields back on the bearings and reinsert the bearings into the skates/skateboard wheels.
Keep in mind that regular skate bearing maintenance is crucial for optimal performance and longevity. Cleaning your skate bearings every 2-3 months or sooner if you ride in dirty/wet conditions is recommended.
