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1979 Honda CB750K · Brake, Tire & Wheel Tools Buying guide
Front and rear tools are separately listed, each with a 1/2-inch tool hole. They are equipment for bearing retainer service, rather than the new bearings, seals or retainers that a repair may also need.
The rear tool description covers several wheel and sprocket-carrier arrangements across Honda models. For the 1979 CB750K it identifies a rear wheel hub retainer application. Keep that distinction when choosing the tool, and compare the actual wheel if it has been changed.
A suitable retainer tool does not specify which bearing or seal your wheel requires, and neither tool listing includes those repair parts. Inspect the hub and identify replacement components separately. Refer to the correct wheel-service procedure instead of treating the tool description as complete repair instructions.
The product’s DOHC CB750K application identifies the rear wheel hub bearing retainer for 1979–82. Other applications in the same description concern different hubs or carriers, so match the stated model and the wheel actually fitted.
The two listings describe tools used during retainer removal and fitting. They do not state that new retainers, bearings or seals are supplied. Order any required repair parts separately using the references for the installed wheel.
Both descriptions specify a 1/2-inch tool hole. Check your driver and the tool’s engagement with the retainer. The shared drive fitting does not mean that the front and rear tool applications are interchangeable.
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