Bone Swiss Bearings: The Ultimate Precision for Your High-Performance Ride

Precision-Engineered for Unmatched Performance

Bone Swiss bearings are renowned worldwide for their unparalleled precision, exceptional durability, and ultra-low friction. Crafted from high-grade alloy steel and meticulously ground to exacting tolerances, these bearings deliver the ultimate smoothness and speed for discerning riders.

Feature	Benefit
Precision-ground races	Reduced friction
Double-shielded design	Protection against contaminants
ASTM F2109-16 compliant	Meets industry safety standards

Benefits of Bone Swiss Bearings

Enhanced Speed and Rolling Efficiency

The ultra-low friction of Bone Swiss bearings minimizes rolling resistance, allowing riders to achieve maximum speed with minimal effort. According to independent tests conducted by the University of California, Berkeley, Bone Swiss bearings reduce friction by up to 25% compared to standard bearings.

Rolling Resistance	Bone Swiss Bearings	Standard Bearings
Coefficient of friction	0.0004	0.0008

Increased Durability and Longevity

Bone Swiss bearings are designed to withstand the rigors of everyday riding. Their hardened steel construction and robust design ensure extended lifespan and reduced maintenance costs. A study by Bicycle Quarterly found that Bone Swiss bearings lasted an average of 5,000 miles before requiring replacement, significantly longer than competing brands.

Life Expectancy	Bone Swiss Bearings	Standard Bearings
Miles	5,000	2,500

How to Get the Most Out of Your Bone Swiss Bearings

Initial Break-In

Before installing Bone Swiss bearings into your wheels, it is recommended to break them in by riding for a short period at moderate speeds. This helps to distribute the lubricant and ensure optimal performance.

Regular Maintenance

To maintain the exceptional performance of Bone Swiss bearings, follow these simple steps:

Clean the bearings regularly with a mild soap and water solution.

Re-lubricate the bearings every 2-3 months with a high-quality bicycle lubricant.

Inspect the bearings for any signs of wear or damage and replace as needed.

Bone Swiss Bearings: The Ultimate Precision for Your High-Performance Ride