100 1/4" Campagnolo Shimano Hub Bracket Bike Loose Bearing Balls

Worked on my State bike hub

They will work just fine in my Shimano Deore hubs. Recommended.

I went from "caged" wheel hub bearings, to "loose" in my newer 29'r.... The results are fantastic. I also repacked with Shimano "Dura Ace" grease.I don't know if these are "Campy" or "Shimano" brand bearings, but they are highly polished over the ones I removed from my hub. My wheels' coast way better than before. Yes, it makes that much of a difference.All of my expectations have been met here...

I dropped a ball bearing repacking my rear hubs. A LBS had them at a fair price and I got just enough. This order is because I have more bikes. At a low cost it was good to buy enough to do all my bikes and have two sets left over. If you have bikes and cone wrenches you should stock up.

I assumed the 1/4" bearing would fit all Shimano Hubs. But no. My Exage hubs require 3/16". The description should drop the "Shimano" reference—to me it implies that the bearings will fit all Shimano hubs. Anyway, I'm using them in a different application and they seem well made.

Needed to replace the wheel bearings in my bike wheel. Correct size and exactly as described.

While I don't have the instrumentation to verify the accuracy of the tolerance advertised, I am willing to conclude, on the basis of the totality of the experience, that the product is what it purports to be and will satisfy my needs exactly. Good price, fast delivery, great packaging, nice and shiny. Thank you.

Used these to replace corroded bearings in my MTB hubs. After reading reviews about receiving less than 100, I counted my package as soon as I opened it. Happy to say I had one extra at 101 balls. Balls seem to be well made and worked well in my hubs.

Thank you. Well pack good ball bearings