Yes you can but proceed with a bit of caution. Sometimes the number on the outside bearing race is incorrect. The guy running the laser etching machine messed-up, possibly it was the Monday after a rough weekend.The only sure way to identify bearings are to remove the bearings from your bike and carefully measure them with an accurate, pro-grade caliper.Enduro's Product Page Bearing Finder:To easily locate your Enduro bearing options, open the product category page (bottom bracket bearings, hub bearings, headset bearings, suspension pivot bearings) and use our bearing finder!With pro-grade calipers, measure the bearing's outside diameter, inside diameter and width. Then click the matching boxes on our search engine to locate the options we offer in that particular size. If you don't have calipers, you can also search by entering the bearing identification number etched on the outer bearing race or molded into the seal. As noted above, there are occasions when this number is incorrect and some bearing manufacturers don't include identification numbers. Proceed with caution.