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How to clean your longboard or skateboard bearings

Cleaning your longboard or skateboard bearings is quite a time-consuming exercise, but it's worth doing if you've got the time, inclination, and you want to save yourself a few quid on some new bearings. The basic sequence of events we're going to show you goes like this: -Degrease your bearings -Clean your bearings -Regrease your bearings Things you will need: -About half an hour that you value less than spending £15 on a new set of bearings. If you're reading this it's probably dark outside, or raining, or both. If it's sunny, stop right now and go skateboarding - cleaning your bearings is not for daylight! -Skate Tool or 1/2" Socket to take your wheels off -Knife blade, pin or something else small, sharp and pointy -Grease - for maximum protection againist water at the expense of roll speed, use a thick engine grease. We recommend Bones Speed Cream or Sabre Bearing Lube - these are skate-specific lubes that don't protect from water ingress as well, but are specially designed for skateboard bearings and rolls much faster. Here's a bit more detail on recommended lubes for -skate bearings. -Degreaser or solvent - we use Citrus degreaser for this. Petrol is a good alternative, as is White Spirit. WD40 works if can't find anything else. Engine degreaser or similar will work too. If you're really desperate, you can degrease your bearngs with washing up liquid and warm water - but make sure you dry your bearings out afterwards!!!! -A bit of rag -A metal or plastic tin with a lid -A flat work surface that's clean, dry and well lit. -Optional - Hair dryer. We're using a heat gun set on the "cold" setting. Full the full walkthrough check https://vandemlongboardshop.co.uk/pag... We hope this helps keep your rolling fast!