Anyone tried ceramic wheel bearing?
I am told:
a. no rust
b. lower drag
c. resistant to heat
d. last longer
I am told:
a. no rust
b. lower drag
c. resistant to heat
d. last longer
I have never heard of them. That's not saying much though because I learn something new every time I am on this forum. :bounce:
Joined Mar 2006
2K Posts | 4+
mid-wales, uk
have seen them on mountain bikes for the wheels and bottom brackets but they havent seemed to catch on, i have heard of issues relating to reliability but this was when they first came out and i have no personal experiance of them.
as for there application to motorcycles have never thought about ti really.
as for there application to motorcycles have never thought about ti really.
Joined Jun 2005
449 Posts | 1+
Kings Farth
Don't know about this brittleness you speak of. I know they are lighter and smoother and application is just a matter of cost. Worth putting in turbines etc but a set for your bike would be I am guessing $400 or so. Drag racing friends were picking them up from Boeing surplus around here.
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