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Replacing the Clutch Discs on the Beta RR 50

Model: Beta Rr 50
Part: Clutch

Video tutorial

Today, we will explore the steps to remove and replace the clutch discs on the Beta RR 50 enduro bike. First, place the bike on a stand and begin draining the transmission oil by unscrewing the drain bolt found under the engine; unscrew the screws from the clutch cover to remove it, as shown in the video.

Next, unscrew the screws from the clutch pack, removing each disc one by one; replace them with new original discs, alternating the insertion of the two types of discs, and reassemble everything!


Posted on 25 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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