11-23-2012, 08:24 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: SoCal, Dana Point
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Quote:
Originally Posted by d207gp
I've known two people who tried ceramic wheel bearings on their street bikes. Unless you're chasing that extra 1/10th of a HP and fraction of a second, it's better to stick to steel bearings. 
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How so?
I know 2 people also, including myself and both say that they make a HUGE difference in feel, smoothness, low friction, etc. The other guy is a shop owner and has them on his CBR as well as his track bike.
My point is for the same money you can buy something that will make a difference in performance or something that is fluff and glitter only..
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