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You can replace the transmission on the Honda Forza 350 by loosening the screws that secure the transmission cover: this cover is located on the left side of the bike near the rear wheel. Once removed, you can loosen the screws that secure the clutch and the variator, so that the drive belt can be completely removed: after removal, you can insert the new components, closing everything with the cover and checking that everything is functioning.

Posted on 24 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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