I just followed this tutorial for a Pro 4 Fatsno rear hub. Perfect! I went with some locally-available Japan Nachi 9603-2SR-SS bearings ($25 USD), and re-packed them with Mercury Marine-grade 2-4-C grease. NOTE: You may need a derailleur tune after this process. While you're at it, pull the seal on the freehub and re-pack the grease in that also. The factory Hope bearings lasted exactly 2 years for me, before they fell apart. They were exposed to lots of Minnesota river water, rainy days, and winter snow. Surprised actually!!

Still say this channel is the best DIY bike channel out there. No frills, just clear and to the point 👍🏽

You could also just use the axle to remove the right side bearing as well. Just drive from opposite side and remove same way you did the left side bearing.

Massive help mate!! I have a hardtail with hope pro4 wheels and the rear hub is sticking a lot and creating chain sag when back pedalling. So this video has helped loads👍🏼😁

Hi there, was just wondering what bearing press was used to install the bearings ?

What bearing press kit do you have ? I’m looking buying one but looks a mine field

Hey thats a cool bearing press, can you link?

Ello mate, nice vid. What drifts are you using?