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Cyclingceramic single bearing
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CyclingCeramic bearings are quality ceramic bearings for cycling use. They are made in France.
They are sold as a unit of your choice.
Bearings
CyclingCeramic Bearings – Precision and Performance
CyclingCeramic bearings are handcrafted in France and designed for cyclists who demand the best in performance and durability. These high-quality ceramic bearings (Grade 3) are built with precision and attention to detail, ensuring exceptional smoothness and reduced friction for optimal performance.
Key Features
- Grade 3 Ceramic Bearings: Built for exceptional durability and minimal rolling resistance.
- Made in France: Manufactured and hand-assembled in the CyclingCeramic workshop for superior quality control.
- Pre-lubricated: Delivered with low-friction seals and pre-lubricated for immediate use.
Available References
Choose from a wide selection of references to match your specific needs:
688, 699, 626, 607, 608-9, 608, 609, 6000, 6001, 61800, 61801, 61802, 61803, 61804, 6900, 6901, 6902, 6903, R4, R6, R8, 6701, 6702, 6805, 6806, 6704, 6703, 18307, 15267, 17287.
Recommended Maintenance Products
To maximize the performance and lifespan of your CyclingCeramic bearings, we recommend the following products:
- Blue CyclingCeramic Grease: Ideal for versatile use on the road.
- Low-Friction Grease: Perfect for time trials, track racing, and triathlons.
- Special Ceramic Bearing Cleaner: Designed for safe and effective cleaning of ceramic bearings before re-greasing.
Velo-perso.com’s Recommendation
"CyclingCeramic bearings offer unmatched smoothness and exceptional build quality. These are premium components for your wheels, available individually to replace only what you need. If you're replacing all the bearings in a wheelset, consider our wheel bearing kits, which offer slightly better value."
Pro Tip from Velo-perso.com
"For road use, we recommend the Blue CyclingCeramic Grease, and for track or time trials, the CLM Grease is the best choice. Always clean the bearing thoroughly with a non-aggressive cleaner like the CyclingCeramic Bearing Cleaner before re-greasing. This ensures optimal adhesion of the grease to the ceramic balls, prolonging the performance and durability of your bearings."

CyclingCeramic Bearings Table — Dimensions, Equivalents & Typical Uses
All dimensions are in millimeters (inner × outer × width). Use the search box to filter by reference or size.
| Reference | Dimensions (mm) | Equivalents / aliases | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 626 | 6 × 19 × 6 | — | Derailleur pulleys, pedals, small parts |
| 607 | 7 × 19 × 6 | — | Small pulleys, compact assemblies |
| 688 | 8 × 16 × 5 | — | Derailleur pulleys, narrow wheels |
| 699 | 9 × 20 × 6 | — | Narrow pulleys, mini hubs |
| 608 | 8 × 22 × 7 | — | Urban / utility hubs, general use |
| 608-9 | 9 × 22 × 7 | — | Replacement version (9 mm bore) |
| 609 | 9 × 24 × 7 | — | Special hubs, transmissions |
| 6000 | 10 × 26 × 8 | — | Front hubs, older road/gravel hubs |
| 6001 | 12 × 28 × 8 | — | Road & gravel hubs |
| 61800 | 10 × 19 × 5 | ≡ 6800 | Light front hubs |
| 61801 | 12 × 21 × 5 | ≡ 6801 | Road hubs |
| 61802 | 15 × 24 × 5 | ≡ 6802 | Road / gravel hubs |
| 61803 | 17 × 26 × 5 | ≡ 6803 | Hub or freehub body bearings |
| 61804 | 20 × 32 × 7 | ≡ 6804 | 20 mm axle hubs, rear disc hubs |
| 6900 | 10 × 22 × 6 | — | Compact front hubs |
| 6901 | 12 × 24 × 6 | — | Road / gravel front hubs |
| 6902 | 15 × 28 × 7 | — | Disc front/rear hubs |
| 6903 | 17 × 30 × 7 | — | Rear hubs, freehub bodies |
| 6701 | 12 × 18 × 4 | — | Very tight clearances |
| 6702 | 15 × 21 × 4 | — | Very tight clearances |
| 6703 | 17 × 23 × 4 | — | Very tight clearances |
| 6704 | 20 × 27 × 4 | — | Very tight clearances |
| 6805 | 25 × 37 × 7 | — | Hubs, freehub bodies, bottom brackets (some) |
| 6806 | 30 × 42 × 7 | — | PF30, BB30, T47 internal bottom brackets |
| 15267 | 15 × 26 × 7 | — | Front hub (15 mm axle) |
| 17287 | 17 × 28 × 7 | — | Rear hub (12×142 / road rear) |
| 18307 | 18 × 30 × 7 | — | Front/rear specific hubs |
| R4 (¼″) | ≈ 6.35 × 15.875 × 4.98 | — | Special pulleys, derailleur systems |
| R6 (⅜″) | ≈ 9.525 × 22.225 × 7.14 | — | Custom mechanical systems |
| R8 (½″) | ≈ 12.7 × 28.575 × 7.94 | — | Custom or industrial applications |
* Applications are indicative only. Always check the OEM bearing reference for your hub or freehub. Note: 6180x and 680x share identical dimensions and can be used interchangeably.
FAQ Bearings – 2RS equivalences
We supply only 2RS bearings (double rubber seals) for optimal sealing in cycling use.
What does bearing MR2817-2RS correspond to?
MR2817-2RS = 17×28×7 mm (ID × OD × width). Common equivalents: MR17287-2RS, 17287-2RS. 2RS means rubber seals on both sides.
What does bearing MR2615-2RS correspond to?
MR2615-2RS = 15×26×7 mm. Equivalents: MR15267-2RS, 15267-2RS. 2RS ensures two rubber contact seals.
What does 61800-2RS (≡ 6800-2RS) correspond to?
61800-2RS (6800-2RS) = 10×19×5 mm. Extra-thin series, sealed on both sides (2RS).
What does 61801-2RS (≡ 6801-2RS) correspond to?
61801-2RS (6801-2RS) = 12×21×5 mm. Extra-thin series, 2RS for water/dust protection.
What does 61802-2RS (≡ 6802-2RS) correspond to?
61802-2RS (6802-2RS) = 15×24×5 mm. Very common in hubs, sealed on both sides.
What does 61803-2RS (≡ 6803-2RS) correspond to?
61803-2RS (6803-2RS) = 17×26×5 mm. Widely used in wheels, bilateral rubber seals.
What does 61804-2RS (≡ 6804-2RS) correspond to?
61804-2RS (6804-2RS) = 20×32×7 mm. Wider than 6800–6803, 2RS for enhanced sealing.
What does the 2RS suffix mean on a bearing?
2RS = two rubber contact seals (one on each side). Ideal for cycling durability (rain, dust) and easy maintenance.
| Bearings | Ceramic (grade 3) |
|---|---|
| Storage location (from where it's shipped to you) | France |
| Manufacturing location | France |
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