YouU Bearing Bicycle Cruiser Bicycles Review

Just installed on my grandson's 16" frame. The quality seems good, time will tell. They were working on a children's bike.

Took my daughter's bike apart once but couldn't find any bearings. Found this and decided it was worth the trouble. Fits perfectly but I probably should have bought extra lube. Well, she just needs to pump up her leg muscles.

Replaced both bearings on my son's bike after one blew through. Less than a month later I'm back in the market as one of them failed. It's five years old and doesn't ride as hard so the stock should last a lot longer. A little disappointed with the quality.

Good thing I only needed one bearing as one fell right out of the box. The other just fitted the bike perfectly and seems to be working. I'm not entirely sure about the durability of the bearing, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hoping for the best.

I bought and installed it in August 2019. They fit perfectly and work well. My daughter rides a bike a lot and on 11/22/20 a camp was cancelled. So we have about 15 months of it. I'll order another set right away. If they last another 15 months, by then it'll be ready for another bike.

Repaired a 12 inch Huffy bike with ease. The installation was as described. My only personal recommendation is to buy a complete bottom bracket kit with bearing shells. The shells that the bike has are fine but have previously worn grooves that are a little hesitant when pedaling, which is normal for a small kid's exercise bike at low speeds.

Perfect replacement for my little kid's bike. The OEM bearings essentially fell apart one day while I was riding my 4 year old bike which made the journey home a hassle because I had a tired kid and I had to walk home with 2 bikes. Delivered quickly and works better than OEM bearings. . If you have a decent bike that's still alive but the pedals are loose or the chain keeps falling off, be sure to check the crank bearings and use those as spares.

I used these bearings to replace the bearings that broke off on my grandson's road bike. They were the exact replacement. The FWIW bike is a fairly inexpensive model and the original bearings didn't last long. When I disassembled it the bearings were very dry so I'm not sure if the bearing lube was missed in the original assembly or if the lube migrated. Hopefully these new ones and a generous amount of lube will last longer. At this point (if they don't fail too) I would buy them again.