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Honda CB900 CB750 CB650 front wheel bearing retainer 44643-300-000

Honda CB Front Wheel Bearing Retainer ~ Replaces 44643-300-000

$16.95 USD
28-4016
Replace your front wheel bearing retainer with this Front Wheel Bearing Retainer, replacing OEM #44643-300-000. Exceptionally broad fitment across the SOHC and DOHC CB750...

Honda CB 6302-2RS Front Wheel Bearing

$14.95 USD
28-6302
Replace your front wheel bearing with this 6302-2RS Front Wheel Bearing with 2 synthetic shields. High quality, made in Japan.2 used per front, order...
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Honda CB1100 CB900 CB750 CB650 6304-2RS rear wheel bearing

Honda CB1100 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 6304-2RS Rear Wheel Bearing

$21.95 USD
28-6304
Keep your rear wheel spinning smoothly with this Rear Wheel Bearing (6304-2RS), designed as a high-quality replacement for worn or aging factory bearings. Manufactured...
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Honda CB900 CB750 CB400 rear wheel bearing removal tool 41231-286-000

Honda CB Rear Wheel Bearing Removal Tool ~ Removes retainer OEM 41231-286-000 / 41231-429-000

$21.95 USD
35-9129
Remove stubborn rear wheel bearing retainers safely with this Rear Wheel Bearing Removal Tool, designed specifically for Honda locking rings. This tool is built...

Honda CB1100 / CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Steering Bearing Kit

$59.95 USD
28-2006
Upgrade your DOHC CB steering bearings with this Steering Bearing Kit. Tapered roller steering bearing conversion kit, superior to OEM quality with 10X the...

Honda CB 6305-2RS Rear Wheel Bearing ~ Replaces 96140-63050-10

$21.95 USD
28-6305
Replace your rear wheel bearing with this 6305-2RS Rear Wheel Bearing with 2 synthetic shields, replacing OEM #96140-63050-10. High quality, made in Japan.Key Features•...

Honda CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Front Wheel Seal Kit

$7.95 USD
27-9018
Replace your DOHC CB front wheel seals with this Front Wheel Seal Kit of 2 pieces. Made in Japan by OEM supplier.Key Features• Front...

1976-82 Honda CB900F / CB750F Rear Wheel Seal Kit

$11.69 USD
27-9041
Replace your CB750F or CB900F Supersport rear wheel seals with this Rear Wheel Seal Kit of 2 pieces. Made in Japan by OEM supplier.Key...
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Honda CB900 CB750 CB400 rear wheel bearing retainer 41231-286-000

Honda CB Rear Wheel Bearing Retainer ~ Replaces 41231-286-000

$31.95 USD
73-1068
Secure your rear wheel bearing properly with this Rear Wheel Bearing Retainer – Brake Disc Side, designed as a direct replacement for the original...

Rear Wheel Damper / Cush Drive Rubber ~ Genuine Honda 41241-422-000

$27.95 USD
99-5056
This genuine Honda rear wheel damper / cush drive rubber is Honda OEM 41241-422-000 for Honda CB rear wheel applications. It fits inside the...

1982 Honda CB900F Supersport · Wheel Seals & Bearings Buying guide

Choose by wheel position before package quantity

The front bearing option is 6302-2RS, with two used per front wheel. The front and rear sealing kits each contain two pieces. A rear retaining-ring tool is available separately for its specified ring references.

Inspect the original Comstar wheel as a complete wheel

Honda warns against dismantling the original Comstar rim, spoke and hub fasteners or straightening a bent rim. Check wheel condition and runout using the F procedure. Rough or loose bearings and damaged seals are separate service items; new seals cannot correct bearing play.

Keep the rear hub and sprocket carrier distinct

The chain-drive F rear wheel has separate hub and sprocket-carrier bearing locations, retainers and cush-drive rubbers. Do not assume every rear bearing is the same size or quantity. Identify each position from the F drawing and the removed bearing before selecting parts or a retainer tool.

Buying questions

Will replacing the wheel seals cure roughness or play?

No. Seals exclude contamination; they cannot restore a damaged bearing or worn bearing seat. Check each bearing for smooth rotation and excessive play and inspect the hub before deciding which parts the repair needs.

Can a bent original Comstar rim be straightened or its fasteners tightened like wire spokes?

Honda says not to straighten a bent rim or dismantle the Comstar rim, spoke and hub fastening. Have the wheel checked to the F service limits and replace an unserviceable wheel assembly. Conventional wire-spoke adjustment advice does not apply to this construction.

Should all rear-wheel bearings be ordered as one identical size?

Identify each position first. The F has a wheel hub and a separate sprocket carrier, and the Honda procedure uses different bearing locations and tooling. Compare the removed bearing codes and assembly drawing; a broad rear-bearing title is not enough to establish the complete order.

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