Ceramic Wheel Bearings

​First, Ceramic Wheel Bearings are much lighter than their steel counterparts. As much as 50-75% lighter, the silicon nitride balls weight 60% less than equally-sized steel ball bearings, meaning there’s even less weight spinning inside the races. Secondly, and perhaps most impressively in our eyes, ceramics are incredibly strong. Another point in favor of ceramics is their resistant to heat. Steel balls tend to begin displaying integrity issues around 400 degree Celsius, while ceramics can easily operate at 2,000 degrees or more.

But the one attribute that  Ceramic Motorcycle Bearings are most known for is their greatly reduced friction versus steel bearings made of any form of steel. How much better are they, you ask? About 1/10 of the overall friction. That means your wheels and other components can roll and roll all day.

  • Sale! Kawasaki Ninja EX250/EX300 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear 2008/2017

    Kawasaki Ninja EX250/EX300 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear 2008/2017

    Price range: $189.99 through $389.98

    Because ceramic bearings are harder than steel bearings, they are more durable, lasting anywhere from five to 20 times longer. This also equals an almost zero risk of bearing seizure. The “Longevity of a well-built high-quality ceramic bearing, in many cases, can be up to 10 times longer than commonly used stock bearings.

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  • Sale! Kawasaki Ninja EX400 Ceramic Wheel Bearings  Front/Rear 2018/Current

    Kawasaki Ninja EX400 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear 2018/Current

    Price range: $189.99 through $389.98

    The ceramic balls in these hybrid bearings are over 60% lighter than their steel counterparts resulting in faster acceleration and reduced inertial loads. Because ceramic bearings are harder than steel bearings, they are more durable, lasting anywhere from five to 20 times longer. This also equals an almost zero risk of bearing seizure. The “Longevity of a well-built high-quality ceramic bearing, in many cases, can be up to 10 times longer than commonly used stock bearings.

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  • Sale! Kawasaki Ninja ZX400RR Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear 2023/Current

    Kawasaki Ninja ZX400RR Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear 2023/Current

    Price range: $189.99 through $389.99

    The ceramic balls in these hybrid bearings are over 60% lighter than their steel counterparts resulting in faster acceleration and reduced inertial loads. Because ceramic bearings are harder than steel bearings, they are more durable, lasting anywhere from five to 20 times longer. This also equals an almost zero risk of bearing seizure. The “Longevity of a well-built high-quality ceramic bearing, in many cases, can be up to 10 times longer than commonly used stock bearings

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  • Yamaha YZF-R3 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear Kits 2015/Current

    Yamaha YZF-R3 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear Kits 2015/Current

    $399.99

    As much as 50-75% lighter, the silicon nitride balls weight 60% less than equally-sized steel ball bearings, meaning there’s even less weight spinning inside the races.

    Low Friction-Less Vibration the coefficient of friction for the ceramic balls is an average of 3x’s lower than steel.

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  • Sale! Yamaha YZF-R7 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear Kits 2022/Current

    Yamaha YZF-R7 Ceramic Wheel Bearings Front/Rear Kits 2022/Current

    Original price was: $449.99.Current price is: $439.99.

    ​The Ceramic Wheel Bearings Yamaha YZF-R7 kit are ceramic balls in these hybrid bearings are over 60% lighter than their steel counterparts resulting in faster acceleration and reduced inertial loads

    Low Friction-Less Vibration the coefficient of friction for the ceramic balls is an average of 3x’s lower than steel.