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1981 Honda CB750K · Brake, Tire & Wheel Tools Buying guide
Both listings specify a half-inch socket-bar connection, but their front and rear applications differ. The shared drive connection is not evidence that one tool can substitute for the other.
Front wheel retainer toolListed for the front wheel bearing retainer ring on CB750K 1979–82, with a half-inch socket-bar tool hole.Voir la pièce
Rear wheel retainer toolThe CB750K 1979–82 application is the rear wheel hub bearing retainer ring; the listing specifies a half-inch tool connection.Voir la pièce
Pick by the actual wheel and retaining ring rather than ordering whichever tool looks similar. The rear listing also discusses sprocket-carrier applications for other motorcycles, but its 1979–82 CB750K fitment states rear wheel hub use. Keep that model-specific wording with your service notes.
A retainer tool addresses ring removal and fitting. It is not a bearing or seal listing. Inspect the wheel’s service needs and compare the relevant replacement-part descriptions separately; neither tool description establishes the bearing sizes, seal quantities or other contents required for the repair.
The description covers several Honda applications. For CB750K 1979–82, it explicitly lists the rear wheel hub bearing retainer ring. Do not carry a different model’s sprocket-carrier application into the 1981 repair without checking the installed assembly.
Both product descriptions specify a half-inch socket-bar tool hole. That identifies the connection to your equipment. Their different wheel applications still need to be checked against the retaining ring being serviced.
The products are listed as retainer-ring tools, rather than bearing kits. Use their descriptions to choose the removal tool, then review the wheel bearings and seals as separate items for your repair.
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