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1982 Honda CB650SC Nighthawk · Wheel Retainer Tools Buying guide
The front and rear products each have a stated Nighthawk application. Compare the actual wheel hardware, particularly after a hub or wheel change, and use the service information for the assembly being worked on.
The front product is for removing and fitting the front wheel bearing retainer. Compare its working end with the fitted ring and follow the proper service procedure. A familiar wrench opening does not replace checking the actual engagement surfaces.
The rear tool has several Honda applications, but its CB650SC use is the rear wheel hub bearing retainer ring. Do not transfer another model’s sprocket-carrier task to this wheel without checking the actual hub and its service requirements.
The rear tool lists several Honda applications. For this CB650 application, it specifically identifies the rear wheel hub bearing retainer; sprocket-carrier work is listed for other models. Use the model-specific application and the service procedure for the fitted wheel.
The tool engages the special retainer for removal and installation. Its product guidance warns that a punch can damage the ring or hub. Support the wheel securely and follow the correct service procedure for direction and torque; the tool does not replace those instructions.
Check the installed hub and retainer against the tool’s stated application. A wheel that fits the motorcycle may have a different retainer arrangement, and the original model listing does not establish tool fit after a wheel conversion.
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