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Front Wheel Bearing and Dust Seal Kit | Honda CT90 / Trail 90 (K6-K9) - Late Style

Front Wheel Bearing Kit | Honda CT90 / Trail 90 (K6-K9)

Your Price: $30.00

CMC Part Number:K10063

Replaces OEM Parts:90755-229-003, 90755-229-005, 96140-63010-10, 91251-GK4-003, 91251-121-000
Qty:Sold as a Kit

UP: Front Wheel Bearing:

#10051 (x2)

UP: Wheel Bearing Dust Seal:

#10056 (x1)

UP: Speedo Drive Seal:

#10065 (x1)

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New front wheel bearing & seal kit for vintage Honda CT90 / Trail 90 motorcycles.

This Part Fits the Following Honda Models

CT90 K6 - CT90 K9

NOTE: This wheel bearing kit only fits CT90 / Trail 90 with the late style brake plate (see photos). Some late production K5 models also use this same plate. Here is the early style

Front Wheel Bearing & Seal Kit used on CT90 / Trail 90 K1 - K5.

Why You Need This

The often overlooked and ignored wheel bearings on your Honda CT90 / Trail 90, tend to be the victims of excessive moisture (years of humidity or puddle riding from five decades ago). If spinning the bearings feels crunchy or if the wheel has a lot of lateral play, then it's time to replace the wheel bearings.

Kit Includes:
Wheel Bearings x 2
Speedometer drive dust seal
Hub dust seal

Installation Tip

Put the new bearing in the freezer for a few hours prior to installation. This will shrink the bearing slightly and make installation easier. Use a heat gun on the hub to expand the aluminum; this will make driving out the old bearings and pressing in the new ones quicker and easier. A large socket or a tube just smaller than the new bearing's outer race should be used to drive in the new bearings. Do not drive on the inner race or dust covers as you will damage the bearing during installation.