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Yes, the sprocket carrier bearing is an unusual size. I don’t think it takes as much wear and tear as the actual wheel bearings and it’s bigger too. 

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You used to be able to see the relevant dimensions in the fiches at https://www.bike-parts-honda.com/ but for some reason they seem to have clipped the descriptions short.   The bearings in

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Pop the new bearings in a placcy bag in the freezer the night before and lean the wheel against a radiator. They'll drop into place like a politicians snout in the trough.   Hammers are a le

embee

I changed my rear bearings at 20k miles as a precaution, based on the reports of failures between 20-30k. They felt perfectly smooth, however cages breaking up (as the OP describes) is an unpredictabl

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