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How to replace the fuel tank of the Beta RR 250?

Model: Beta Rr 250
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To replace the fuel tank of the Beta RR 250, loosen the screws that secure the seat of the motorcycle and the corresponding side panels located at the front of the vehicle. This way, all these components can be removed from their housing, exposing the fixing elements of the tank.

The tank can now be freed by loosening the screws that secure it, disconnecting the corresponding hoses and connectors. At this point, insert the new tank into its place, securing and connecting it properly, and reinstall the seat and side panels.


Updated on 27 June 2026 by ScegliAuto


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