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Why Choose the Enduro Max 6803 for Suspension Pivots?

The Enduro Max 6803 is purpose-built for suspension pivots, using a full-complement ball design that packs in the maximum number of balls for up to 45% higher load capacity than standard radial bearings. Deeper race grooves provide greater lateral support to handle the complex, multi-directional forces that suspension pivots generate with every bump and compression. LLU seals on the outer face deliver maximum protection against mud, water, and grit while keeping lubricant inside where it belongs.

The 17mm x 26mm x 5mm profile fits a wide range of rear suspension and pivot applications across modern mountain bikes, making it a solid replacement for riders who spend real time in rough terrain. Almagard Extra High Pressure Grease fills 90% of the bearing interior, providing consistent lubrication under the elevated loads suspension pivots demand. If your bike is eating through standard bearings or you want to rebuild right the first time, the Max 6803 is the upgrade that makes a measurable difference.

All the specs

MPN BB 6803 LLU MAX-BAG

Bearing Number
6803
Inner Diameter
17mm
Outer Diameter
26mm
Width
5mm
Series
Max (Full Complement)
Seal Type
LLU (double contact)
Grease
Almagard Extra High Pressure (90% fill)
Application
Suspension pivots

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What is the difference between Enduro Max and standard bearings?

Max bearings use a full-complement design that eliminates the cage, fitting more balls into the same space for up to 45% greater load capacity. Deeper race grooves also provide superior lateral support under the multi-directional forces common in suspension pivots.

Will the Max 6803 fit my mountain bike pivot?

The 6803 dimensions (17x26x5mm) fit many common rear suspension pivot applications. Check your frame spec sheet or measure your existing bearing to confirm fitment before ordering.

How often should I replace suspension pivot bearings?

Inspect bearings every 30-50 hours of riding, especially in wet or muddy conditions. Replace when you feel roughness, grinding, or lateral play in the pivot.

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