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Message: [QUOTE="canyncarvr, post: 805105, member: 16552"] You can use a bar clamp in the same fashion using different sockets for spacers/drivers. The swingarm [b]is[/b] aluminum...beating on it with a 40 oz. hammer isn't going to do it any favors. Put your new bearings in the freezer for a couple of hours. Put a thin coat of never-seize on the new bearing (outside) before your [b]press[/b] it in. Of course, before you chill the bearing, completely clean it out and grease it with the best grease you can get. The general run-of-the-mill black moly-disul chassis grease won't hold up. Those that have used Belray's marine application waterproof grease have been happy with it. I use Hydrotex Hydrosyn70 (blue). My bearings last 2-3 times longer with that grease than any other I've used. [/QUOTE]