sourcing map1/8-inch Bearing Balls 440C Stainless Steel G25 Precision Balls 100pcs

The perfect size for replacing bearings in shimano Mountain bike clip less pedals. They are very small so best to either use tweezers or a small flat bladed screwdriver with a dab of grease on to pick up and place. Replaced them several months ago and no complaints so far - they're still running smooth and quiet... which suggests good value.

Used to replace bearings on an MTB peddle rebuild. You get enough to drop a few on the floor!

got these, fitted now we are rollin on.

Bought the 3/32" for mountain bike pedals - I ride aggressive rocky and dusty mountain tracks, so pedals take a beating over time hitting rocks and getting dust past the bearing seals and were getting slack on the spindles. Changed for these new bearings and it has made a huge improvement, and much cheaper than new pedals! Clarifying a comment made previously; yes these are heavily attracted to a magnet, which is a GOOD sign. 440C is a martensitic stainless steel and a characteristic of all martensitic stainless steels is they are strongly attracted to magnets. If you need stainless bearings that are not attracted to magnets look for an austenitic stainless grade (most, but not all, austentitics are non-magnetic).

They are ball bearings. They done exactly what a bearing dose . I was so excited to do my repair.

The best quality goods and the best value for money only on Amazon​

. I doubt they are 440c steel as they stick strongly to a magnet.

I was amazed to find imperial dimensions. Needed them to repair vintage equipment.