The yo-yo is an ancient toy whose appeal has lasted thousands of years. Historical references and artifacts indicate yo-yos were in use as early as 440 B.C. In the 1970's, new yo-yo models enabled the axle to be modified. Today, sleeved and ball bearing axle models help yo-yo enthusiasts perform advanced tricks. Various types of ball bearings are available, from simple ones that cost a few dollars to ceramic versions that may cost $30 or more. Ball bearings create less friction and make tricks easier to perform.
Things You'll Need
Yo-yo
Ball bearings
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Instructions
1
Unscrew the two halves of your yo-yo.
2
Install the ball bearing collar over the axle.
3
Place the string into the designated groove and tighten it to the axle.