Rollerblade SG7 Skate Bearings 2018
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The Rollerblade SG7 Skate Bearings will help performance whether you're a recreational skater, fitness skater or both. They're very durable and will give you a smooth and clean roll.
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Q: What is the ABEC rating of these bearings?
Asked : Mar 12, 2018
By : Syko73, Atlanta
By : Syko73, Atlanta
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A: These do not have the traditional ABEC rating but are similar to an ABEC 7. Companies like K2 and Rollerblade stopped paying to have the ABEC name in the rating but the numbers in the names can be used to categorize them as one would with traditional ABEC rated bearings.
Answered : Mar 13, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What material are the ball retainers made of inside these bearings? Is it safe to clean these with acetone?
Asked : May 06, 2016
By : Jp, Jersey City New Jersey
By : Jp, Jersey City New Jersey
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A: The ball retainers are steel in the SG7 bearings. These are non-serviceable bearings so you will not be able to clean them with acetone.
Answered : May 09, 2016
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Will these bearings work for both Rollerblades & Rollerskates or is it one or the other?
Asked : Jan 27, 2016
By : June1985, Atlanta, GA
By : June1985, Atlanta, GA
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A: The inner diameter of this bearing is 8mm which is the most commonly used size in both inline skates and roller skates. This will work with most all roller skates and is the industry standard.
Answered : Jan 27, 2016
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
