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How to Fit the Rear Mudguard on a KTM 390 Adventure?

Model: Ktm Ktm 390

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To fit the rear mudguard on your KTM 390 Adventure, follow these steps. First, clean the rear fork thoroughly to ensure a clean surface free of debris.

Next, position the mudguard in its correct place, ensuring it is properly aligned with the rear wheel. Finally, securely tighten the screws provided with the mudguard to fix it in position.

Ensure the screws are tightened well to prevent the mudguard from moving or detaching during use. Always pay attention during this process to avoid damaging the mudguard or the bike.


Updated on 4 November 2026 by ScegliAuto


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