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How to Replace the Clutch on a Derbi Senda 50

Model: Derbi Senda 50cc
Part: Clutch

Video tutorial

To replace the clutch on a Derbi Senda 50, loosen the screws securing the clutch cover located on the right side of the vehicle. Once the securing screws are removed, detach the cover to access the underlying clutch.

Remove the clutch from its housing by loosening the screws that hold the corresponding discs, extracting it completely from its seat. Once all the clutch discs are removed, insert the new ones, securing them with the screws to ensure everything is functioning.


Updated on 17 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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