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To install the manual valve adjuster on the Beta RR 300, remove the valve cover located immediately next to the clutch casing on the right side of the bike. Once the casing is removed, take out the central part and insert the manual valve adjuster inside, which will protrude externally. At this point, position the cover back onto its housing and screw it in by tightening the appropriate side bolts. After installation, check the correct operation of the device.

Updated on 30 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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