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How many bearings do I need to purchase for my skate?
Last Updated: 08/25/2011
You will  need 2 bearings per wheel. Therefore quad skates take 16 bearings. Inline skates with 4 wheels each take 16 bearings. Inline Skates with 5 wheels each take 20 bearings. Review our bearing selection.
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