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Model: Honda Transalp 650
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This guide explains the procedure for replacing the fork gaiters on the Honda Transalp 650. The tools required for this job are: hex or star screwdriver, motorcycle lift, heat gun, soldering iron, teflon hammer, replacement gaiters (preferably original). The steps to follow are: 1. Remove the handlebars by unscrewing the 4 central screws; 2. Remove and slide off the central nuts and any internal pins and O-rings. If they are worn, replace them during the process; 3. Remove the fairing to make the job easier; 4. Use a motorcycle lift and position it slightly towards the rear axle so that the bike does not tip due to weight; 5. Remove the front wheel and what remains of the fork; 6. If welding is required, disconnect the battery or negative wire before starting; 7. Replace the old pins and fork gaiters with new parts (preferably original). During replacement, if necessary, heat the part with a heat gun for a few minutes to facilitate insertion; 8. First, insert the pin to secure it, then the new fork gaiters; 9. To fully reassemble the fork with the newly installed parts, reverse the steps from 6 to 1.

Updated on 24 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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