3/32" Bicycle Pedal Bearing Balls, Fits Shimano Campagnolo, 100 Pack

For bike F 3/32 100 numbers: 7410 - 6500 - M747 - M535 - M737 M735 - M650 - A525 - M323.

• ENOUGH FOR A FULL PEDAL PAIR AND THEN SOME — Most cup-and-cone pedals run two ball races each, and a pair typically consumes 40 to 50 balls total. This 100-count pack covers a full pair with a healthy reserve, which matters at this size because 3/32 inch balls disappear into a shop floor faster than any other part on the bike.
• PRECISION CHROME STEEL — Through-hardened AISI 52100 chrome alloy steel, precision ground and lapped to Grade 25 tolerance for consistent diameter, high sphericity, and a smooth, low-drag spin under load.
• SMALL BALL, HEAVY LOAD — At 3/32 inch (2.38 mm), pedal balls are among the smallest bearings on a bicycle while carrying the rider's full pedaling force. Uniform diameter across the set is what keeps that load spread across every ball instead of pitting the cone.
• BEYOND PEDALS — The same 3/32 inch size appears in some freewheel bodies, small threaded assemblies, and a range of non-bicycle uses including fishing reels, RC drivetrains, and small precision mechanisms, so extras rarely go to waste.
• CONFIRM YOUR SIZE FIRST — Pedal ball sizes vary by model and era; 1/8 inch is also common, and 3/32 inch is close enough to 2.5 mm to be mistaken for it. Measure an old ball or check your service manual. Sealed cartridge pedals use pressed-in bearing units and take no loose balls at all.