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Model: Honda Sh 300
Part: Shocks

To replace the shock absorbers on the Honda SH 300, loosen the two 14 mm bolts located at the top and bottom of the shock absorber. To remove the upper bolt, you must first take off the side fairing, seat, and luggage rack. To remove these parts, loosen the bolts found in the positions shown in the video. Once the mudguard is removed, you can also take out the bolt that secures the shock absorber at the top. After removing the old shock absorbers, you can replace them with new replacement parts.

Updated on 22 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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