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How to Replace the Wheel Bearings on a Derbi Senda

Model: Derbi Senda 125
Part: Bearing

Video tutorial

To replace the wheel bearings on a Derbi Senda, completely remove both wheels by loosening the nuts securing the corresponding central axle: this will allow both wheels to be removed from their housing. Then proceed to loosen the bolts securing the discs to the wheels, so they can be completely removed: by sliding off the discs, you will be able to remove the bearings located at the centre of the wheels, using a puller.

Then insert the new bearing and reassemble all components.


Updated on 13 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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