Date:	Tue, 7 Nov 1995 19:51:34 -1000
From:	sirby@nwlink.com (Steve Irby)
Message-Id: <47pgh6$mjs@texas.nwlink.com>
Organization: Northwest Link
Subject: Buggy Bearings

I understand Fran Gramkowski at High Fly Co., has a new source for inexpensive 
replacement bearings for your buggy wheels.  Both, the older red plastic hubs 
and the newer black ones as well.  These have been hard to find at reasonable 
prices till now.
contact  your local kite shop or Fran at gramfran@aol.com .
(neowww...I don't have an interest...other than to help my buggy buddies' 
wheels turn a little better)


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Date:	Fri, 10 Nov 1995 11:15:33 -1000
From:	Steve Bateman <bateman@mail.sdsu.edu>
Message-Id: <480fdl$i27@hole.sdsu.edu>
Organization: SDSU
Subject: Re: Buggy Bearings

I was able to find the bearings for the plastic wheels on my 
Flexi buggy at a bearing store for about $6-$7 each.  The place 
is called Bearings and Drives in the city of Anaheim, CA.
If this isn't a good price, oh well, never mind.

Steve Bateman
bateman@mail.sdsu.edu
Flying along.



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