you are welcome. This is the main reason we do the channel. good luck.

Glad to hear. Good luck. This video might have more detail. The first on was done in the beginning of the channel. There was a learning curve we had to ride. Hope it helps.

Glad to hear. Thanks for the comment and good luck on your project. Let us know how it goes.

We just hope it helps. this one might give a little bit more detail. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8uchcaW367Nc6c.htmlsi=uDtTEKdx7o3UPDGN good luck.

That is fantastic to hear. Thanks. We are here to help.

Just hope it helps. I was to put in more detail so I made this one. it might help kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8uchcaW367Nc6c.html Good luck and thanks for watching

Sorry for the delay. The Video on the 25 will explain why it has taken so long. But on to your question. I do not have that bike any more but will try to acquire another one and take it down further. Not sure how fast I can pull it off but I will try. Thanks for watching.

you are welcome. i hope it helped. I also did this video that might help as well. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8uchcaW367Nc6c.html Good luck.

Wow. I really missed this comment 7 months ago. Sorry about that. The binding came to be too much of a misalignment on with the spacers. I found a different crank and replaced it. I should of worked out if I only had to use one spacer. the second spacer was what did it. It is still rolling around the neighborhood. Thanks for watching

@@5LakesGarage i buy a kid bike at walmart the and it move like that after a few week i dont know if it the bearing as it look nothing like that but it a cheap metal part inside it basic it most flat but it got arm that bend in to hold the thing into place and it bend like paper well stronger then paper but not much i did my best to fix it but that part need replace it a kid bike and f the people who make that part the kid arm got hurt when that part broke i plan on getting a better piece then that if it is a bearing but is it is i replace it with something better like you pay 159 dollar about for a bike and the most needed part broke like paper

if you know what that part was if it was a bearing i will replace it with a better one

@@helperdude8205 Sorry to hear that man. It sounds like my Tacoma. you pay a lot for the truck and then you have to put a lot more to make it a truck. Sad. Still love that you are fixing it yourself. Keep it up.

@@5LakesGarage it may have been easyer to buy a bike body and set it up as then i will know it will not break easy as i will only pick the best part not some cheap metal or i hope it was cheap is how it broke so easy when was not use much

Thanks for the comment and there were a few things I would of changed on that video. I attempted to go into more detail on this video but I might do a 3rd attempt. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8uchcaW367Nc6c.html Thanks again

Sounds like the side adjusters are too tight. Or there is an issue with the races. (Location where the bearings ride. Some bikes have removable races and others not. I would just start with loosing the retainers. Thanks for watching and good luck.

Would the opposite be true. Got my kid a bike and there is about a quarter turn worth of play before it catches and allows it to move. It very hard to get him to ride it cause there isn't a lot of room for him to get the momentum needed to keep the pedals going?

@@erikmyers1994 yes, the side adjusters are likely too loose with that symptom

The binding came to be too much of a misalignment on with the spacers. I found a different crank and replaced it. I should of worked out if I only had to use one spacer. the second spacer was what did it. It is still rolling around the neighborhood. Thanks for watching

Thanks. It was one of our earlier videos. We made this one to try to fill in the blanks. Hope it helps. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8uchcaW367Nc6c.html

To figure out where the binding would be, there are 3 different locations. 1. Crank 2. Chain 3. Rear brake I would take the chain off and try to isolate the bind. My guess would be the Rear brake. Since it is new, the brake will loosen and smooth out.

@@5LakesGarage my guess is that it is something with the crank...because when i lift the bike and hit the pedals hard, so that the rear wheel would spin fast... I make i few slow turns with the pedals while the rear wheel is still spinning fast, and it is still kind of hard to turn them. I hope you understand what i'm trying to say...

i hear you. i did a another video that put in a few more details in the crank area. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8uchcaW367Nc6c.html hopefully it will help

@@5LakesGarage thanks a lot !

I am sorry but I do not remember the size. And the bike I was fixing for a friend is no longer in her possession.

you should have 2 bearings and 2 races. one on each side. The size might very between bikes.

in deed it did. I have a new set now. But I am thinking it will not be long before the new ones stink as well.

Sorry about that. This was at the very begging of the channel. I feel that we have gotten better. :) We have a few of the beginning videos that we are thinking of remaking. This is one of them.

@@5LakesGarage is there any tips you could provide that might help? i have a 12 inch kids bike and the pedal crank seems to be giving me resistance when pedaling. what could cause that??

Could be a few things. if all of the resistance is in the crank it could be a few things. 1. the preload is too much. (loosen the nuts a bit) 2. the retainers are worn which causes the bearings to bind 3. trash in the bears. I was just in the shop this evening. I should have enough parts to put a kids bike together. I could try to do a little more detailed video and post it. Hopefully this helps.

I seem to think we have gotten better over time. :) Sorry bro.