Honda Wheel Bearing Retainer Removal Tool – Built for the Job

Make wheel bearing service easier with a purpose-built removal tool designed for Honda CR125, CR250, CRF250 and CRF450 motorcycles.

This specialty tool is designed to fit Honda wheel bearing retainers 41231-KZ4-J20 and 41231-KS6-700, giving you the proper engagement needed to remove the retainer without relying on improvised tools that can slip or damage it.

Whether you're replacing wheel bearings, servicing a wheel, or maintaining your Honda motorcycle, having the correct tool helps make the job faster and easier.

Designed for Honda Retainers 41231-KZ4-J20 & 41231-KS6-700

• Specifically designed for Honda wheel bearing retainers 41231-KZ4-J20 and 41231-KS6-700

• Fits many Honda CR125, CR250, CRF250 and CRF450 models and years

• Purpose-built engagement points for the factory retainer

• Uses a standard 3/8-inch drive ratchet

• Durable, corrosion-resistant construction

• Distinctive finish makes it easy to locate in your toolbox

• Ideal for wheel bearing service and replacement

• Manufactured in the USA

The Right Tool for the Retainer

Instead of struggling with improvised tools that can slip or damage the retainer, this tool is purpose-built for the correct retainer profile.

Simply attach a standard 3/8-inch drive ratchet for easy removal.

Fitment

Designed for motorcycles equipped with Honda wheel bearing retainers:

41231-KZ4-J20 41231-KS6-700

Fits many models and years. See the fitment list below for known applications.

Because Honda used different wheel bearing retainers across various models, years, and wheel configurations, always verify the retainer part number on your front or rear wheel before ordering.

Please Note

• Tool only

• Wheel bearing retainer is not included

• Bearings, ratchet, and other components are not included

• Some compatible motorcycles may not be listed

• Verify your retainer part number before ordering

• Fits retainers 41231-KZ4-J20 and 41231-KS6-700

• Manufactured in the USA

Stop fighting the retainer. Use the right tool and get the wheel bearing job done.