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The ABS bearing is different. At a minimum you'll have to pull it and replace with a non ABS bearing to keep from having alignment issues. If the other bearing is questionable I'd change it too.
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So on an ABS bike only one side has an ABS bearing? And if only have to buy one non ABS bearing to swap or they are both different and I'd need two? Sorry the way that was worded I don't 100% understand
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Buy both... (1)ABS and (1)STD bearings. You're really not saving here by changing only one. Unless very low Known miles. The STD is the cheaper one.
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And if only have to buy one non ABS bearing to swap or they are both different and I'd need two?
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Mar 1, 2016 at 06:55 PM.
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ABS is only on 1 side. It is on the left (primary) side of the bike on the front...right on the rear. You only need to replace the ABS bearing, but for cheap insurance I'd change both sides.
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