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Bicycle bearings are the small components inside a bicycle that allow parts to move smoothly and efficiently. There are several models of bearings commonly used in bicycles, including:

• Cartridge bearings: These are a type of sealed ball bearing that is pre-greased and housed in a self-contained unit, making them easy to install and replace. Cartridge bearings are commonly used in hubs, bottom brackets, and headsets.
• Ceramic bearings: These are high-performance bearings that use ceramic balls instead of steel balls. Ceramic bearings are known for their durability, resistance to corrosion, and ability to reduce friction and heat buildup. They are commonly used in high-end racing bicycles and can be found in hubs, bottom brackets, and derailleur pulleys.
• MAX full ball bearings: These bearings are designed to have more balls than standard bearings, providing increased load capacity and stiffness. They are commonly used in suspension systems and can be found in pivot points and shock mounts.
• MAX full double row bearings: These are similar to MAX full ball bearings, but have two rows of balls for even greater load capacity and stiffness. They are commonly used in suspension systems and can be found in pivot points and shock mounts.
• Headset bearings: These are a type of cartridge bearing that is specifically designed for use in bicycle headsets. They are available in a range of sizes and styles to fit different headset standards and are commonly made from steel or ceramic materials.

It's important to choose the appropriate type of bearing for your bicycle's specific application and to regularly maintain and replace bearings as needed to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

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