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Old 01-06-2011
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Default Rubber or Metal Shielded Bearings

Hi i dont know whether to get the metal or rubber shielded bearings. I do some off road on fields but i do my racing on an indoor circuit at the moment
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Rubber bearings are better sealed and therefore will last longer before they get full of dirt. My advice, get rubber shielded ones.
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Me for off road on my X2Te, i use rubber bearing not very expensive.
I clean them but i change them if there are not good.
The Ansmann bearing in the kit are very good and not expensive, you can take them, it what i do.
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Hi i dont know whether to get the metal or rubber shielded bearings. I do some off road on fields but i do my racing on an indoor circuit at the moment
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