How long do Harley wheel bearings last?
Your motorcycle’s wheel bearings can last for 100,000 miles or more if they’re looked after but blowing the grease out or riding through deep water can shorten their life, as can heavy impacts caused by off-road riding, wheelies etc.
How do you replace bearings on a Harley Davidson?
Once the transmission trap door is removed from the case, you will be able to press out the old bearings and press in a new set. **Remember to always press on ONLY the outer race of the new bearings during assembly** Clean your gasket surfaces and evenly draw the transmission door back over the transmission shafts with the stock trap door hardware.
When did sonnax start making bearings for Harley Davidson?
Since our founding in 1978, the Sonnax name has become synonymous with the highest quality products for the automotive aftermarket. We also are proud to be a leading supplier of Harley-Davidson replacement bearings for motorcycle transmission and engine applications.
What happens if you throw out a bearing on a Harley?
If one of these bearings, or the Harley throw out bearing breaks and spreads debris into the transmission case; the entire transmission gear set will need to be removed and the transmission completely rebuilt.
When do you replace wheel bearings on a Harley Davidson?
Typically, at a 10,000 mile service, or when replacing a tire, the Harley wheel bearings would be serviced. This meant, removing the wheel bearing seals, removing and thoroughly cleaning the bearings, checking bearing end play, repacking the bearings, and replacing the wheel bearing seals.
How many race bearings do you need for a front wheel?
Fit front or rear 3/4″ axle applications, requires two bearing/race sets per wheel. Each set sold individually (1 race and 1 bearing, each wheel requires 2 sets). Made in the U.S.A. See Additional Information below for fitment.
How long does it take to replace wheel bearings?
Don’t ignore the telltale sounds or feelings that you get when wheel bearings start going bad. Replacing them is super easy with the right tools, and should take less than an hour per wheel. You should include wheel bearing inspection at 10,000 miles or at least with every new tire.
Can you remove the rear wheel on a Harley Davidson?
We used a 2011 Harley Street Glide and a 2014 Harley Street Glide Special in these videos, but it is the same for most models & you will definitely be able to do this in your garage or workspace. Start saving your money now by not having to rely on a motorcycle shop to remove the rear wheel from your Harley Davidson motorcycle.