Zipp 82/182 Hub Bearings
OEM Zipp sealed cartridge hub bearings (pair) for 82/182 front or rear hubs. Precision-grade replacement (Part #11.1915.049.000) restores smooth rolling and reduces maintenance.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Installation & Compatibility
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ OEM Zipp replacement pair for 82/182 front and rear hubs
- ✓ Sealed cartridge design minimizes friction and repels contaminants
- ✓ Compatible with SRAM model ID HU-SPP-A0 and part #11.1915.049.000
- ✓ Precision-manufactured races and hardened bearing elements for durability
- ✓ Drop-in replacement—press-fit installation for quick hub service
- ✓ Restores smooth rolling and extends wheelset service intervals
- ✓ Lightweight, negligible weight impact on wheel rotational mass
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these bearings compatible with my Zipp 82/182 hub?
Yes—these are the OEM replacement sealed cartridges for Zipp 82/182 hubs. Confirm compatibility by matching your wheel hub model and the manufacturer part number (11.1915.049.000) or SRAM model ID HU-SPP-A0.
Can I install these bearings myself at home?
Yes, if you have the right tools and experience. Use a bearing press or a soft-jawed vise and a driver sized to the outer bearing race. Avoid hammering on the inner face to prevent seal or race damage. If unsure, have a pro mechanic install them to ensure correct alignment and preload.
Do these bearings come pre-greased?
Yes—sealed cartridge bearings come pre-lubricated from the factory. The seals retain the factory grease, so no additional greasing is required during installation. If you open or replace the cartridge components, use a high-quality wheel bearing grease rated for sealed units.
How often should I replace hub bearings?
Replacement depends on riding conditions and mileage. For typical road use, inspect bearings annually and replace when you detect roughness, play, or increased drag. Wet, muddy, or salt-exposed riding shortens service life, so check more frequently under those conditions.
Are these ceramic bearings?
No—these are precision-grade steel sealed cartridge bearings specified by Zipp. They provide the durability and sealing appropriate for road hub service. If you want ceramic conversions, check compatibility carefully and consult wheel manufacturer guidance.
What tools do I need to remove and install these cartridges?
A bearing press or dedicated hub bearing tool is recommended for safe removal and installation. A soft-jawed vise with a correct-sized driver can work for experienced mechanics. Additionally, a torque wrench and axle-preload tools may be required depending on your hub system.
Buying Guide
When buying sealed cartridge hub bearings, prioritize OEM fit, seal quality, and material durability. Ensure the replacement part number or model ID matches your hub—press-fit cartridges are not universal and require the correct outer diameter and race thickness to maintain axle preload and wheel alignment. Consider whether you’ll install the bearings yourself or take them to a shop. If you plan DIY installation, buy or borrow a bearing press or correct-sized driver to protect seals and races. Finally, factor in riding conditions: sealed cartridges are ideal for wet or variable climates because they lock grease in and reduce contamination-related wear.
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