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1981 Honda CB900C Custom · Wheel Bearing & Seal Parts Buying guide
The front 6302-2RS bearings and the front two-piece seal kit address different components. The single rear seal has its own application; none should be selected from a general wheel-parts label alone.
The sealed 6302-2RS front bearing is sold individually, with two specified per original front wheel. The front seal kit contains two seals and the rear-wheel seal is a separate single piece. Inspect bearings, spacers and seal-running surfaces independently; a seal kit does not renew rough bearings.
The Custom’s rear wheel couples to a shaft final drive. Its wheel seal is not a complete seal kit for that separate gear case. Honda’s original Comstar wheel also requires its own inspection procedure; it should not be treated as a conventional adjustable wire-spoke wheel.
The original speedometer is driven from the front wheel. Honda shows the lower cable retained by a set spring for this arrangement. Check that connection and the drive while following the correct wheel-removal and installation procedure; a bearing or seal kit does not replace them.
Honda’s original Comstar wheel is not serviced like a conventional wire-spoke wheel. Follow the runout and damage inspection in the manual; Honda directs wheel replacement when its specified runout limit is exceeded. Do not plan a spoke-adjustment repair from the category name.
Identify the fitted hub, compare bearing markings and match the actual seal locations and dimensions. The motorcycle’s original-model application does not establish the parts required by an exchanged wheel.
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