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May 23rd, 2005, 07:58 AM
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Doug wrote: What's a good way to keep Bearing Buddies from coming off in transit... Lately, since the bearing switch, I can't seem to keep these dang things on securely! Is there a trick to keep them from flying off while going down the road?? This is my 3rd one in 3 weeks! I don't think locktight will work since there's so much grease on the inside of the hub, and I'm just not sure what to do. Probably a simple solution, but nothing is coming to me at the time! TIA, Doug Maybe silicone would work. It would be easy to remove later. 
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