The removal of the cap and the clamp will allow you to remove the rotor and the outer bearing will fall out in your hand.

However, the inner bearing is trapped behind the grease seal. Removal of that seal without damage to the bearing is a bit of a trick. You'll also need a new grease seal when you're finished repacking that inner bearing because you destroy it with the removal process. So, be sure to purchase same prior to starting the job.