Canfield Factory Linkage Bearing Replacement Service
Your Canfield bike is engineered for precision and durability, but even the best suspension systems need maintenance. Over time, bearings wear down, causing resistance, play, and unwanted noise. Our Canfield Linkage Bearing Service restores your bike to factory-fresh condition, so you can focus on riding, not wrenching.
Service Includes:
Complete bearing replacement using high-quality sealed bearings
Expert installation to Canfield factory specifications
Thorough inspection of linkage components before return
What You Can Expect After Service:
Smoother suspension performance with fresh bearings
Eliminated play and noise for a more solid ride
Extended lifespan of your linkage system
Ride harder, ride smoother—trust Canfield for precision service.
How It Works
We make it simple and hassle-free to refresh your Canfield bike’s suspension linkage.
- Remove Your Links
Carefully remove your bike’s linkage.
Be sure to note the placement of axles and bolts for easy reinstallation.
- Send Them to Us
Package your linkage securely and ship it to:
Canfield Bikes129 Crane LanePoncha Springs, CO 81201
- Expert Bearing Replacement & Inspection
Our team removes old bearings
Installation of high-quality factory-approved replacement bearings
We inspect your links for wear and damage to ensure peak performance
- We Ship It Back
Your refreshed linkage will be serviced and shipped back within 7-10 days of arrival
Bearings and return shipping are included in the cost
Need it faster? Contact us for expedited priority service. (Rush service fee applies.)
Need Help?
We’ve got you covered. Check out our step-by-step removal and installation video for guidance.
How Do I Know If My Canfield Suspension Needs Service?
Over time, the linkage bearings in your Canfield full-suspension bike experience wear from riding, exposure to the elements, and regular use. Signs that your suspension may need service include creaking, knocking, or excessive play in the linkage, a stiff or rough feel when cycling the suspension, or corrosion on the bearings. However, it’s important to note that Canfield’s suspension design is so efficient that your bike may still feel great even if the bearings are worn. This makes it essential to check each bearing individually rather than relying solely on ride feel.
Ways to Check if Your Suspension Bearings Need Service:
Remove the Wheel and Shock – With the rear wheel and shock removed, cycle the suspension by hand. If it feels gritty, rough, or notchy, your bearings are due for replacement.
Inspect Each Bearing Individually – For the most thorough check, remove your linkage from the bike. Rotate each bearing with your finger—if you feel grittiness, resistance, or rough spots, it’s time for new bearings. If even one bearing feels bad, it’s best to replace them all to maintain even wear and peak performance.
Because Canfield suspension is so smooth and efficient, worn bearings might not be noticeable until they are significantly degraded. That’s why checking each bearing directly is the best way to determine if replacement is needed.
Regular bearing maintenance ensures smooth suspension performance, a quiet ride, and extends the longevity of your bike. If you're unsure, feel free to contact us for guidance or check out our step-by-step inspection video to assess your bearings at home.
