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Honda CB750 / CB650 Rear Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool

$47.95 USD
73-0187
Service rear wheel bearing retainer rings without damage using this Rear Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool. High-quality tool for removing and fitting the rear...

Honda CB Front Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool

$34.95 USD
73-0186
Service front wheel bearing retainer rings without damage using this Front Wheel Bearing Retainer Ring Tool. High-quality tool for removing and fitting the front...

1982 Honda CB750K · Wheel Bearing Retainer Tools Buying guide

Choose the retainer tool for the wheel position

The current selection contains separate front and rear retainer tools. Both list a ½-inch drive opening, but that shared drive size does not establish that their working ends fit the same retainer.

Distinguish the retainer positions

The front tool is listed for the front wheel bearing retainer. For CB750K 1979–82, the rear tool’s application specifies the rear wheel hub bearing retainer ring. Sprocket-carrier wording elsewhere in its multi-model description should not replace that model-specific location.

Check the complete service setup

Both featured tools describe a ½-inch drive opening. Review the service procedure and the installed wheel before beginning the job, then prepare the necessary drive equipment and replacement parts separately. A retainer tool does not contain new bearings, seals or retainer hardware.

Common questions

Can the shared drive size make these tools interchangeable?

No. The drive opening accepts the wrench or extension, while the working end engages the retainer. Match the tool’s listed front or rear application to the actual retainer position.

Do these listings include wheel bearings?

They describe service tools for removing and fitting retainers. Bearings, seals and replacement retainers are separate components and should be chosen after inspecting the wheel and identifying the required repair parts.

What if the bike has non-original wheels?

Identify the installed hub and retainer before choosing a tool. A motorcycle model application does not confirm the engagement required for an aftermarket wheel or a hub from another model.

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