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77 GS750 wheel bearings

Thread starter hannibal
Start date Aug 22, 2023

hannibal

Forum Mentor

Aug 22, 2023

I've had this bike for years and have never changed the wheel bearings. I have the rear wheel off to install a new tire so I figure now is the time. I'm planning to change the front wheel bearings, rear wheel bearings, and the sprocket carrier bearing. The sprocket carrier bearing looks easy. I've read about using a anchor bolt to remove the front wheels bearing. Same idea for the rear bearings just using a larger anchor bolt?

I'm also planning to replace the "cushions" between the spocket carrier and the rear wheel. I'll disassenble and clean the speedo drive on the front wheel. Any other things to do while I'm changing bearings?

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