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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...

1971 Honda CB350K3 · Rear Bearing Retainer Tool Buying guide

Match the tool to the rear bearing retainer

The tool’s job is to engage the locking ring that retains the rear wheel bearing. Confirm the hub and retainer before buying, and plan the separate bearing-removal and installation steps using the service manual.

Inspect the ring before ordering

Compare the fitted retainer with the tool’s stated references 41231-286-000 and 41231-429-000. Examine the engagement points for damage too. A tool matched to the original CB350K application still needs checking when a previous owner has installed a different wheel or hub.

Prepare for the complete bearing job

This tool releases the bearing retainer; it is not supplied as a bearing puller or a bearing replacement kit. Read the CB350 service procedure before starting so the rest of the equipment and replacement parts are ready when the retainer is removed.

Buying questions

Can I use it with a normal socket or ratchet?

The tool provides a 22 mm hex and a 3/8-inch square drive, giving two drive options. Choose suitable workshop equipment and follow the service procedure for the fitted retainer.

Does it include a replacement retainer ring?

It is the removal tool for the specified retainer types. Inspect the ring already fitted and order a replacement separately if the inspection establishes that the ring also needs renewal.

Will it fit a rear wheel from another Honda?

Check that wheel’s hub and bearing-retainer arrangement against the stated references and engagement pattern. Fitment follows the wheel and retainer being serviced, rather than the model identity of the motorcycle carrying it.

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