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1974 Honda CB360K0 · Rear Wheel Bearing Service Buying guide
Honda specifies a rear bearing retainer at the sprocket side of the CB360 hub. The matching removal tool is a workshop purchase; it is separate from the replacement ring that remains in the wheel.
The original CB360 rear wheel has a drum brake, and the bearing retainer is at the sprocket side of the hub. Match the Honda 41231-286-000 reference to the fitted wheel. A substituted rear hub needs its own parts identification before ordering.
The retaining-ring tool has a 22mm hex and a 3/8-inch square drive. Use the proper engagement and service procedure rather than improvising around damaged ring slots. The tool and retaining ring are separate products, allowing you to buy whichever the job requires.
Inspect the existing ring first. The tool is for removing the retainer during service; a replacement ring is a separate purchase if the original needs renewal. Follow the Honda procedure when assessing and refitting it.
The verified CB360 application is the original rear hub, which has a drum brake. If the motorcycle has a rear disc conversion or another wheel, identify that hub before selecting a bearing retainer.
It provides a 22mm hex and a 3/8-inch square drive. Check that your workshop tools suit one of those drives and follow the correct rear-wheel service procedure.
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