How to: inner bearing and race on the output shaft
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Yes, it can. Lots of youtubes on this. I just did mine on my Ultra. Its not easy and you have to have the correct tools but it is doable. Basically, take the clutch out, put the remover tool over the race and pull it out. Some people cut the race off but doing so runs the risk of damaging the shaft. Pressing the new race on is not that easy also. Very tight fit and really had to torque on the install tool. All ***** makes a single bearing conversion option for some bikes, they did not have one to fit my bike so I had to remove both the bearing and the race.
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rquest (06-26-2019)
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Yes, it can. Lots of youtubes on this. I just did mine on my Ultra. Its not easy and you have to have the correct tools but it is doable. Basically, take the clutch out, put the remover tool over the race and pull it out. Some people cut the race off but doing so runs the risk of damaging the shaft. Pressing the new race on is not that easy also. Very tight fit and really had to torque on the install tool. All ***** makes a single bearing conversion option for some bikes, they did not have one to fit my bike so I had to remove both the bearing and the race.
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I think op is talking about the crank and the other guy is talking about the primary output shaft of the tranny...but I could be wrong and apparently it's none of our business either way. Sounds like the op doesn't have a service manual...good luck buddy, hope that works out for ya
Some people will jump in with an answer no matter how vague the question is.
Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; 06-27-2019 at 08:40 AM.
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In the first place I believe the administrator moved my post to: "How to: inner bearing and race on the output shaft." In the 3rd post I got the info I was talking about. I thanked the provider of that info and said: "Now this is what I'm talking about! Thank you for the very comprehensive reply." then after 2 more post I said "I think we got it, thanks!" That kind of means I got the information I was looking for and won't be checking this thread out again. I haven't started any work yet but I see no need for all of the rude remarks guys. Maybe I'll do a how to video on it for those inquisitive minds..
Last edited by rquest; 06-28-2019 at 07:41 PM.