Wheel bearing flat spot

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Wheel bearing flat spot

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Greetings all. I was wondering recently if wheel bearings flat spot when the bike is sitting for a long while? I know the tires could,having felt it before. My 82 X has only had about 4k put on it in the 10+ years I have owned it(still under 10k). The X is just sitting in the garage on the center stand,with all the weight on the front tire. The rear bearing would only have the weight of the wheel/tire hanging in the air.I don't believe the bearings would flat spot because of the abuse they go through in their life. If they did, the bearings would have to be defective,to soft of material. Just my thoughts,am I correct? Rick

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No. They stay round. :D
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wheel bearing flat spots due to xcess weight

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heyyyyyyyyyyy rick



i think i sat on that bike when it was parked in marlinton last year



sorrrry for creating flat spots



>>>>



nice we were able to talk again at pms rally. see you in morganton now



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Wait a minute!!!!! Nobody said anything about extreme overload!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Davey,



Be nice there,, Ya know that I resemble that remark and us "big guy's" have to stick together, right Mike ?



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Big Guys .....

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hey steve



agreeeeeeeeeeeee



btw, were you at marlinton that year to see it in person ....or did you see the shot in the xpress where our davey was shown in a semi-unflattering veiw from the back sitting on a the back seat of a cbx to lift the front off the ground while repairs were being made on the x front end........



shall we say "plumbers crack" was a gross understatement



ooooopssss.....i cant say anything more or he wont keep the dawgie running for me anymore .....by crackie





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Mike Brown Barone #123 wrote:hey steve



.....i cant say anything more or he wont keep the dawgie running for me anymore .....by crackie



Hell, It ain't the dawgie anymore. It's been washed once.





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Ok Mike, Davey,



Bad mental picture,,,waaaaaay to much info :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :P :P

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