Connecting rods turn on needle bearings.

The needle bearings (compact roller bearings) were opened and cleaned and the abrasive contact surfaces were reground.

This needle bearing was a necessary upgrade for the 1988 TRX250R, as well [3].

It uses 88 needle bearings to reduce friction for smooth travel with the bearings telescoping inside the steerer tube of the fork.

The Cannondale Lefty uses needle bearings instead of traditional fork bushings, which allow for more responsive feel, and do not bind under torsional pressures.

Radial needle bearings are cylindrical and use rollers parallel to the axis of the shaft.

The swingarms used needle bearings instead of bushings as in the past.

These are usually ball bearings, although some headsets use needle bearings.

Created by Vigier guitars at the beginning of the '90s, this system uses force-tolerant needle bearings for improved wear on the bridge and enhanced tuning stability.

The front rocker arms were upgraded with needle bearings and the front lower arms got redesigned to prevent the lower ball joints being damaged.