For future reference, every bearing has a four digit number on them. This is an international number and gives all the details of the bearing. So easier to search for. At the next service get the rear wheel bearings checked too.
Very happy that you could repair the broken bearing, but be carefull... by looking at the video images, it seems the driving chain is really too tight. Normaly the bottom line of the chain must be able to move 3-4 cm vertically. If not, you will break the bearing again, or break the gearbox bearing and more. Please take a look it's very important. I wish you all the best for the coming days ✌
You should check that your chain is NOT too tight. Check when you are both sitting on the bike that the chain is not like a guitar string. I have the same bike. Her name is Champ. Good luck.
Fantastic that you managed to source a bearing of the correct size (as I sad in my last comment all bearings are pretty universal). Remember guys this is a workaround to keep you going and you’ll need to get a ‘sealed bearing’ at some point as the one you have will be exposed to water, grit, dirt etc. and will wear pretty quickly compared to a sealed one. Ideally always replace them as a pair (both sides). To check wear grab the wheel at two opposite points e.g. 1 o’clock and 7 o’clock positions and push/pull across the axle - there should be no detectable movement. And get that shock sorted! 😀 Mike
Thats ball spacer is call the cage and it is always the first thing to fail. When it goes the balls can all come together and then the bearing can fall apart. As you can imagine that would not be good. I would keep water crossings to a minimum now. The bearing was the correct size but not a sealed bearing and your seal was damaged by the old bearing. Water will wash the grease out and shorten its life. If it stays mostly dry it will last you home. Maybe Lavi can become a mechanic when you stop being adventures. You can always take the wheel out and re grease the bearing it would last forever then.
Wow yes luckily it didn’t totally fall apart on us then before we could change it! We will try to keep it mostly dry then, we’ll also get it check on our next service to make sure all bearings are still looking good 👍 Lavi really wants to learn motorcycle mechanics now! Probably will happen
I'm in tears to see the Carribean sea and that beautiful beach! Enjoy to the fullest! Anyway, it just came to my mind that we saw you for 1 year on the bike but you didn't mention any birthdays of you or Christmas for instance. How have you celebrated those days? Please show it in the coming year, would be nice how you can be home for each other although you are changing location every day! ❤
What a day, eh? Beginning with a broken rear wheel bearing, finding a match bearing replacement, getting the bearing installed, and then ending the day on a Caribbean beach in Honduras. Seems like a lot compacted into one day! I'm glad you were able to get Bumble Bee fixed. Wow!
Glad you got sorted with the drive hub bearing. As you now know bearings aren't specific to motorcycles, with the part number on the bearing race any bearing supplier should have one & the outer seal which would have been a good idea to change at the same time as it will have worn & wont seal as well as it should. Its worth mentioning so you can monitor the two actual wheel bearings may have had extra loading & increased wear. Probably time all wheel bearings were examined & repacked with grease anyway. Also given you are way beyond normal use, length of time on the road & much more to come maintenance will need stepping up. Very impressed at your progress & its a joy you are experiencing so much help from people of all nations. Stay Safe
Yes apparently we heard that even washing machine bearings can be cross compatible! 🤪 we have had all the bearings checked and so far so good for the others 👍 whatever needs doing I’m sure we’ll solve it 😊 Thanks Brie! See you in the next one!
Great Job,Well done.Happy to see you had a good day, to fix the problem and to see BUMBLE BEE hit road once again.Great Thanks too to the Hondurian people all willing to help every traveler crossing their country.See you in the Next.Stay safe.❤❤❤👍👍👍🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Good work, team. Great how people are normally willing to help motorcycle travellers. If everyone rode a bike, we'd all get on! Ride safe, happy travels 👍
Hola L&O, Congrats again on making it to a year! That's quite an accomplishment. How wonderful are the Honduran people? I'm glad that Bumblebee got her bearings back! How cute was Frankie? He was so excited. Beautiful scenery, amazing people, and a stunning beach. How awesome is that. Relax and have fun! Glad you made it happy and alive. Safe and happy travels and see you in the next one. ❤
Bearings and bushings are manufactured in "standard" size. Most of the time, it is easier to find the bearings you need at a bearing store like in Canada, "General Bearing Service". You can also find the chains needed for a motorcycle drive train as well as lubricants and maintenance products. Also, you should check in the motorcycle maintenance manual the proper free play for the chain tension. Your's seemed a bit too tight, which can actually hinder the suspension. However, too loose will make it drag on the swing arm, and potentially "jump" the rear sprocket.
the fact that you had to pull over and check again because things were not PERFECT - Made me so happy because that is EXACTLY how I would of done it. After driving for so long... it probably even feels weird because it ISN'T wobbly. I am glad this is fixed. Can't wait to see your US length of the trip. Hello from SEATTLE - Cheers!
Congratulations on completing the year. Good to see you had a really good day with getting the bike sorted, good weather, and a lovely place to camp and relax. Should set you up for hopefully lots more happy days ahead of you. 😃❤️ 22:17
Heyyy Lavi & Ollie!!! Hope you are doing well....So glad you got the bike fixed !! That beach is beautiful not all cluttered with people !! Take care will catch you in the next video as always you are in my thoughts my friends !! : ) : )
Fun watching you guys. Hey, as others have commented, your chain looked very tight. Adjust the chain soon otherwise you’ll ruined your new bearings quickly or break your chain. Easy to do, probably in the manual
Wheel bearings come in pairs so the side you didn't change the bearing needs checking. Just check for side to side play. There shouldn't be any play. It's a bearing seal not a gasket.
It is actually the sprocket carrier bearing that failed and not one of the two wheel bearing. But I agree it’s a good plan to regularly check for any play developing in the wheels, especially with the load on board and the terrain and distance these two are doing.
Been following you guys since you started. All because i was riding a V-Strom my self. I'm from Honduras living in the USA. Glad you guys were able to try some baleadas! They are the best!
Interesting how nervous we get with you when you have problems and then how relieved we are when you get them solved! Also, Lavi, since you do so well at grocery shopping, perhaps you would consider doing the shopping for us? LOL.
I wonder how hard, or practical would be to have an axle designed to carry two bearings in parallel. If one fails, the other is there to take on the load. It could prevent this sort of thing happening while in the middle of nowhere. Specially on a worldwide trip! It's ridiculous such a small part can ruin the day. Glad you got it working though. Enjoying your episodes btw. Cheers and happy anniversary!
@@brie6966 Oh! Cool! So that explains why their wheel didn't come out or something bad. Good to know this as I'd like to get a bike eventually and this was in my mind, the what ifs of a bad wheel bearing!
Congrats, that's a lot of time, but only a beginning. NOW, wherever you are because of time lapse of travel and video presentation. The other side(right) has a different bearing in it. It needs changed as well. When the worn one wobbled it put a lot of stress on the other one and that will cause it to catastrophically fail as well. I've seen this a lot in Alaska especially with heavy loaded Suzuki V-Stroms. Much the same as you all are traveling. So heads up. You get to USa get a set of bearings for front and rear. Always carry and extra pair for rear. It may be you need front axel, steeering head and swingarm bearings. Sure they are worn as they have as many miles as the failed ones. Be smart, think ahead. Good vid, paradise yes.
Just feel I have to make some comments regarding MC parts. There are 5 bearings, 2 for each wheel and 1 for the sprocket - which you changed. Bearings are standard and you can buy them in any bearing shop when you know the specifications. If I were you I'd get some parts in the US: 1) the 4 bearings and the corresponding seals, you didn't change, 2)clutch plates, 3) break pads, and 4) fork seals. These parts are not expensive and don't take up a lot of space and could really save you big time when you get to Asia. Not sure about your chain and sprockets - did you change them already? Hope you don't think I'm a busy body and should keep my thoughts to myself 🙂
Glad go see you guys back on the road ❤.... Question: do you guys maintain the chain lubed ? I used a lube called "Chain Wax". It prolongs the life of the chain by keeping the seals lubricated. Ride safe.
Congratulations Lavi & Ollie for 12 months on the road. How brilliant are the people of Honduras and getting the bearing sorted out on Bumblebee. I am jealous lol. Question about your T shirts. when i looked online it said US sizes and i am in the UK. normally an XL but would i need the 2XL. i don't want it to be baggy and i don't want it to be too tight. i will wear it when i am out on my motorbike in support of your journey. any ideas
Yes and one more to come 🥳🥳🥳 so excited 🤩🤩🤩 thanks so much for your support! The US and UK sizes should be the same. Lavi is S and S fitted perfect and Ollie M and M fitted perfect, so if you have always XL than XL should be fine for you 😁😁😁
Hopefully no more issues with Bumblebee..I'd consider a really in depth look at her maybe in the States better (no disrespect other countries). That aside Honnduran mechanic was brill and what an end spot to be in🥰
That's awesome that you got the bearing sorted out so quickly! It looks like they did a proper quality job from what I could see. Great info as usual on the country. Honduras looks like an amazing and friendly place. Well done on making it to the Caribbean for a nice relaxing break. It looks nice!
If you have only replaced one of the two rear wheel bearings, please, get the other side replaced too ,as it would have suffered badly from the misalignment, caused by the other bearing failure. As others have mentioned ,check your chain tention while you are both on the loaded bike. From your video ,it looks much too tight. Ive been riding for 43 years ,many bikes ,ive picked up a bit of knowledge along the way.
@@LaviandOllie watched almost all your videos, especially the most recent ones, I didn't miss a single one You can see a huge improvement in quality, you guys are more relaxed and used to the camera and the vlog I wish I had your courage when I was 20 :))
its already pretty common knowledge amongst motorcyclists very few bikes have "special" bearings. All you need is the part number on the race (easily found on line) & any bearings wholesaler anywhere in the world will supply
You don't need to be expert mechanics but it would be good to have a bit of knowledge about how your bike moves. You have a bench mark now of the time you have been travelling and the terrain you have covered. So 1 year and your rear bearing was destroyed. Therefore in about another 9 months it maybe worth having that checked again. Also don't forget you have 2 wheels . The front also has a bearing. Just saying. Keep riding Keep smiling 👍
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For future reference, every bearing has a four digit number on them. This is an international number and gives all the details of the bearing. So easier to search for. At the next service get the rear wheel bearings checked too.
Thanks for the info 🙏 very useful 🥳
Very happy that you could repair the broken bearing, but be carefull... by looking at the video images, it seems the driving chain is really too tight. Normaly the bottom line of the chain must be able to move 3-4 cm vertically. If not, you will break the bearing again, or break the gearbox bearing and more. Please take a look it's very important. I wish you all the best for the coming days ✌
Thanks so much for the info! We’ll check it out 🥳
You should check that your chain is NOT too tight. Check when you are both sitting on the bike that the chain is not like a guitar string. I have the same bike. Her name is Champ. Good luck.
Okay we’ll check it out! Thanks a lot 🙏 btw love that name 😍
@@LaviandOllie Bumble-Bee was taken ;)
Also take it easy with jet washer. Powerful water spray to the wheel bearings is not good...
Okay thanks for the advice 🙏🥳
"And toilet paper apparently" "9.5 million and they're all on this road" So funny!! Great video. Xx
🤣🤣🤣
Fantastic that you managed to source a bearing of the correct size (as I sad in my last comment all bearings are pretty universal). Remember guys this is a workaround to keep you going and you’ll need to get a ‘sealed bearing’ at some point as the one you have will be exposed to water, grit, dirt etc. and will wear pretty quickly compared to a sealed one. Ideally always replace them as a pair (both sides). To check wear grab the wheel at two opposite points e.g. 1 o’clock and 7 o’clock positions and push/pull across the axle - there should be no detectable movement. And get that shock sorted! 😀 Mike
Ok thank you Mike 😍
Thats ball spacer is call the cage and it is always the first thing to fail. When it goes the balls can all come together and then the bearing can fall apart. As you can imagine that would not be good. I would keep water crossings to a minimum now. The bearing was the correct size but not a sealed bearing and your seal was damaged by the old bearing. Water will wash the grease out and shorten its life. If it stays mostly dry it will last you home. Maybe Lavi can become a mechanic when you stop being adventures. You can always take the wheel out and re grease the bearing it would last forever then.
Wow yes luckily it didn’t totally fall apart on us then before we could change it! We will try to keep it mostly dry then, we’ll also get it check on our next service to make sure all bearings are still looking good 👍 Lavi really wants to learn motorcycle mechanics now! Probably will happen
@@LaviandOllie
Pay attention to the wheel bearings too!
They are cheap parts.
Prefer sealed bearings...they will last almost forever.
Good luck!!!
I'm in tears to see the Carribean sea and that beautiful beach! Enjoy to the fullest!
Anyway, it just came to my mind that we saw you for 1 year on the bike but you didn't mention any birthdays of you or Christmas for instance. How have you celebrated those days? Please show it in the coming year, would be nice how you can be home for each other although you are changing location every day! ❤
What a day, eh? Beginning with a broken rear wheel bearing, finding a match bearing replacement, getting the bearing installed, and then ending the day on a Caribbean beach in Honduras. Seems like a lot compacted into one day! I'm glad you were able to get Bumble Bee fixed. Wow!
It was a full on day 🤪 thanks so much for watching 😍😍😍
I found the chain tight, you should get on the bike and have someone check that the chain isn't too tight.
Yeah I picked that up too.
It's probably contributed to the early failure of the bearings .
One more thing ,if they are running a tight chain ,chances are it's doing damage at the output shaft,sprocket end too.
This really needs attention.
Glad you got sorted with the drive hub bearing.
As you now know bearings aren't specific to motorcycles, with the part number on the bearing race any bearing supplier should have one & the outer seal which would have been a good idea to change at the same time as it will have worn & wont seal as well as it should.
Its worth mentioning so you can monitor the two actual wheel bearings may have had extra loading & increased wear. Probably time all wheel bearings were examined & repacked with grease anyway.
Also given you are way beyond normal use, length of time on the road & much more to come maintenance will need stepping up.
Very impressed at your progress & its a joy you are experiencing so much help from people of all nations.
Stay Safe
Should have added the hub bearing probably failed because the chain was over tightened.
Yes apparently we heard that even washing machine bearings can be cross compatible! 🤪 we have had all the bearings checked and so far so good for the others 👍 whatever needs doing I’m sure we’ll solve it 😊 Thanks Brie! See you in the next one!
Loved that you showed him greasing up the axle. Your hero was doing a great job.
Haha he was indeed our hero 😍
Big up to the Mechanic he is a genius
Totally agree 🥳
Great Job,Well done.Happy to see you had a good day, to fix the problem and to see BUMBLE BEE hit road once again.Great Thanks too to the Hondurian people all willing to help every traveler crossing their country.See you in the Next.Stay safe.❤❤❤👍👍👍🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Yes these guys were all amazing and so much help😍 Yippeee back on the road 😁🙏
Glad to see Bumblebee back on its wheels .. a lovely camping location after a long time ... Keep rocking !!!
⛺️🌴😍
Glad you got sorted. I will admit to a brief moment panic when Ollie pointed at the sprocket just as Lavi spun the wheel.😂
Luckily all fingers are still on 🤣
Thanks so much for watching and see you in the next one 🥳
Good work, team.
Great how people are normally willing to help motorcycle travellers.
If everyone rode a bike, we'd all get on!
Ride safe, happy travels 👍
Haha beautiful thought 😍
Good morning,best feeling in the world when you get your motorcycle back on the road.👍Manxman 🇮🇲
Totally agree ❤️
Hola L&O,
Congrats again on making it to a year! That's quite an accomplishment.
How wonderful are the Honduran people? I'm glad that Bumblebee got her bearings back!
How cute was Frankie? He was so excited.
Beautiful scenery, amazing people, and a stunning beach. How awesome is that.
Relax and have fun!
Glad you made it happy and alive. Safe and happy travels and see you in the next one. ❤
Yea Frankie was the best! Such a nice guys 😍
One year on the road and one more to come 🥳🥳🥳 thanks so much for watching Sue ❤️
Bearings and bushings are manufactured in "standard" size. Most of the time, it is easier to find the bearings you need at a bearing store like in Canada, "General Bearing Service". You can also find the chains needed for a motorcycle drive train as well as lubricants and maintenance products. Also, you should check in the motorcycle maintenance manual the proper free play for the chain tension. Your's seemed a bit too tight, which can actually hinder the suspension. However, too loose will make it drag on the swing arm, and potentially "jump" the rear sprocket.
Thanks for the info! We’ll check it out 🥳🥳🥳
Congratulations on your anniversary - Please be safe. I love how happy and willing to help the Honduran people are!
Yes indeed, people here are just amazing 😍😍😍
the fact that you had to pull over and check again because things were not PERFECT - Made me so happy because that is EXACTLY how I would of done it. After driving for so long... it probably even feels weird because it ISN'T wobbly. I am glad this is fixed. Can't wait to see your US length of the trip. Hello from SEATTLE - Cheers!
It’s always a nice feeling knowing that something got fixed up and we’re ready to go again 😍 thank you so much for your support 🙏🤩
Congratulations on completing the year. Good to see you had a really good day with getting the bike sorted, good weather, and a lovely place to camp and relax. Should set you up for hopefully lots more happy days ahead of you. 😃❤️ 22:17
Thank you sooooooo much 😍😍😍
Heyyy Lavi & Ollie!!! Hope you are doing well....So glad you got the bike fixed !! That beach is beautiful not all cluttered with people !! Take care will catch you in the next video as always you are in my thoughts my friends !! : ) : )
Yes it was a nice swim too 😍😍😍 thanks so much for watching 😍🥳😍
Fun watching you guys. Hey, as others have commented, your chain looked very tight. Adjust the chain soon otherwise you’ll ruined your new bearings quickly or break your chain. Easy to do, probably in the manual
Thanks for the advice! We’ll check it out 🥳
Wheel bearings come in pairs so the side you didn't change the bearing needs checking. Just check for side to side play. There shouldn't be any play. It's a bearing seal not a gasket.
It is actually the sprocket carrier bearing that failed and not one of the two wheel bearing. But I agree it’s a good plan to regularly check for any play developing in the wheels, especially with the load on board and the terrain and distance these two are doing.
Cheers Ian! Had all bearings checked all all is well with the others 😁👍
And as always I love your enthusiasm, using and scenery❤😊❤John.
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👍 You really deserve these beautiful views after a long ride and bumblebee repair 💚
Thank you 🥹😍
Congratulations on your anniversary. Please be safe.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
Been following you guys since you started. All because i was riding a V-Strom my self. I'm from Honduras living in the USA. Glad you guys were able to try some baleadas! They are the best!
Omg they are so tasty! Totally the best food 😋😋😋 thanks so much for watching and see you in the next video 🥳
Well done with the repairs!
Thank you ❤️
Im jealous... i would love to be there. Great that Bumblebee is repaired. And the local residents and shop workers are so helpful . Ride on...
It was really cool 🐠😍 thanks so much for watching 🥳
Interesting how nervous we get with you when you have problems and then how relieved we are when you get them solved! Also, Lavi, since you do so well at grocery shopping, perhaps you would consider doing the shopping for us? LOL.
Yes it’s always nerve racking 🤣 so nice to have you with us on this journey 🥳 sure I’ll write you a shopping list 🤪
good luck and all the best !!!!
Thank you 😍
I wonder how hard, or practical would be to have an axle designed to carry two bearings in parallel. If one fails, the other is there to take on the load. It could prevent this sort of thing happening while in the middle of nowhere. Specially on a worldwide trip! It's ridiculous such a small part can ruin the day. Glad you got it working though. Enjoying your episodes btw. Cheers and happy anniversary!
Motorcycle rear wheels have 3 bearings. One for the drive hub that carries the sprocket & two for the actual wheel.
@@brie6966 Oh! Cool! So that explains why their wheel didn't come out or something bad. Good to know this as I'd like to get a bike eventually and this was in my mind, the what ifs of a bad wheel bearing!
Congrats, that's a lot of time, but only a beginning. NOW, wherever you are because of time lapse of travel and video presentation. The other side(right) has a different bearing in it. It needs changed as well. When the worn one wobbled it put a lot of stress on the other one and that will cause it to catastrophically fail as well. I've seen this a lot in Alaska especially with heavy loaded Suzuki V-Stroms. Much the same as you all are traveling. So heads up. You get to USa get a set of bearings for front and rear. Always carry and extra pair for rear. It may be you need front axel, steeering head and swingarm bearings. Sure they are worn as they have as many miles as the failed ones. Be smart, think ahead. Good vid, paradise yes.
Thanks so much for the advice, we’ll get everything checked in the US for sure 🥳 thanks so much for watching and see you in the next one ❤️
Glad you got the wheel bearing sorted guys and what a lovely beach to end this episode on. Looking forward to the next instalment...ride safe 👍
Woohoo 🥳🥳🥳
Wow, already a year on the road, congrats! Glad you had great help in Honduras getting Bumblebee fixed up!
Thank you so much 🙏🥳
I'm glad you got the bearing sorted guys, what a relief👍Honduras is so beautiful and its people are just so incredibly helpful, fantastic video guys👍
Yes us too 🙏 🐝🐝🐝 thanks so much for watching and see you in the next one 🥳
Just feel I have to make some comments regarding MC parts. There are 5 bearings, 2 for each wheel and 1 for the sprocket - which you changed. Bearings are standard and you can buy them in any bearing shop when you know the specifications. If I were you I'd get some parts in the US: 1) the 4 bearings and the corresponding seals, you didn't change, 2)clutch plates, 3) break pads, and 4) fork seals. These parts are not expensive and don't take up a lot of space and could really save you big time when you get to Asia. Not sure about your chain and sprockets - did you change them already? Hope you don't think I'm a busy body and should keep my thoughts to myself 🙂
Haha no thanks for your advice! We did get our chain and sprocket changes in Chile 😊 let’s see how long they can make it for 🥳
Ok 👏🎉😂 super 👌 tschuss
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Glad go see you guys back on the road ❤.... Question: do you guys maintain the chain lubed ? I used a lube called "Chain Wax". It prolongs the life of the chain by keeping the seals lubricated. Ride safe.
I have seen them use it..
Thank you so much 😊 Yes we’re using chain lube and trying to apply it every sec or third day.
Congratulations Lavi & Ollie for 12 months on the road. How brilliant are the people of Honduras and getting the bearing sorted out on Bumblebee. I am jealous lol. Question about your T shirts. when i looked online it said US sizes and i am in the UK. normally an XL but would i need the 2XL. i don't want it to be baggy and i don't want it to be too tight. i will wear it when i am out on my motorbike in support of your journey. any ideas
Yes and one more to come 🥳🥳🥳 so excited 🤩🤩🤩 thanks so much for your support! The US and UK sizes should be the same. Lavi is S and S fitted perfect and Ollie M and M fitted perfect, so if you have always XL than XL should be fine for you 😁😁😁
@@LaviandOllie thankyou. I will get it ordered. Stay safe both
Hopefully no more issues with Bumblebee..I'd consider a really in depth look at her maybe in the States better (no disrespect other countries).
That aside Honnduran mechanic was brill and what an end spot to be in🥰
Yes we’ll give Bumblebee a proper service in the US, it’s easier to get all spare parts over there! Thanks so much for watching 🥳🥳🥳
@@LaviandOllie If you need any help near Phoenix my cousin is there. (Another is near Philly).
I like your Pink Panther imitation. Ie 15 minutes later
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All beaches are full now , but this one is wild and empty. How lucky you are! Enjoy.
Haha yes it was actually empty 😍 really beautiful 🐝🌎❤️ thanks so much for watching and see you in the next one
Back on the road… nice one. 👍
Woohoo 🥳
Very nice video❤❤
Thank you Ali ❤️❤️❤️
Bearings are standard-going to the industrial area
Thanks for the advice 🥳
Good work guys, hope you enjoyed paradise lol...As always, take it easy... 🐝
Oh yes 🌴😍🤩
It’s called the bearing cage.
Thanks for the info 🥳🤩
Greetings from Greece
Hello 😍
That's awesome that you got the bearing sorted out so quickly!
It looks like they did a proper quality job from what I could see.
Great info as usual on the country. Honduras looks like an amazing and friendly place.
Well done on making it to the Caribbean for a nice relaxing break. It looks nice!
It was soooooo beautiful ❤️ thanks so much for watching 🥳🎉
In my opinion You needed to change bearings from both side together on rear wheel.
We’ll get everything checked in the US 🥳
If you have only replaced one of the two rear wheel bearings, please, get the other side replaced too ,as it would have suffered badly from the misalignment, caused by the other bearing
failure.
As others have mentioned ,check your chain tention while you are both on the loaded bike.
From your video ,it looks much too tight.
Ive been riding for 43 years ,many bikes ,ive picked up a bit of knowledge along the way.
Thanks for the info! We’ll get the bike completely checked in the US 😁
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so cool amazing
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Great video
Thank you so much 😍🙏
@@LaviandOllie watched almost all your videos, especially the most recent ones, I didn't miss a single one
You can see a huge improvement in quality, you guys are more relaxed and used to the camera and the vlog
I wish I had your courage when I was 20 :))
You should list info on bearing for other Suzuki riders
its already pretty common knowledge amongst motorcyclists very few bikes have "special" bearings. All you need is the part number on the race (easily found on line) & any bearings wholesaler anywhere in the world will supply
Ese rodamiento dejo de funcionar muy rapido
It broke very bad 😅
Have you lost your chain guard ?
Again 🤣
You’re shirts need your names on them
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Come to korea!!!🙏🙏
Woohoo 🥳🥳🥳
I was wondering, when you reach Europe will you visit your family in Germany Lavi? 😊✌🏍
Yes 😍
That must be something to look forward to, for both you and them. You are an inspiration to all us riders both old and young.😃
If you can't competently wrench on your own bike... you've no business traveling further than your driveway .... #squidsruineverything
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That's not what a squid is. I would wager these two have ridden further in the past year than you have your whole life as well
Ok 😅
Hoolaaa. Dejo de funcionar los subtitulos
Awesome Lave and Ollie it should be a lot easier to find vegetarian food now all the way to Canada.
Thanks for letting us know, we’ll check it out 🙏😍
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You don't need to be expert mechanics but it would be good to have a bit of knowledge about how your bike moves. You have a bench mark now of the time you have been travelling and the terrain you have covered. So 1 year and your rear bearing was destroyed. Therefore in about another 9 months it maybe worth having that checked again. Also don't forget you have 2 wheels . The front also has a bearing. Just saying. Keep riding Keep smiling 👍
Good thought! 👍 at least with every issue we are learning more and more about the bike 🤪 Thanks for watching Felix! See you on the next one!
Your food duffel is liable to have raccoons, bears and katamundi snacking each night from Mexico to Canada. Better learn camping safety, keep tooth paste, deodorant and food faff red from where you sleep!
Thanks for the tip Martin 😁👍 Thanks for watching!