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How to Replace the Rear Fairings on the Gilera Runner 125?

Model: Gilera Runner 125
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To replace the rear fairings on the Gilera Runner 125, open the under-seat compartment to access the screws inside. Specifically, unscrew those at the rear to detach the fairing located just above the number plate.

At this point, you can remove it and proceed with the removal of all additional fairings after unscrewing their fastening screws. Once all fairings are removed, insert the new ones and reattach the seat.


Updated on 9 July 2026 by ScegliAuto


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