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How do you replace the rear shock absorber of the KTM XC 300i?

Model: Ktm Xc 300
Part: Shocks

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In order to replace the rear shock absorber of the KTM XC 300i, you need to loosen the screws that hold it to its housing: this component will be located in the middle of the bike, between the fender and the rear swingarm. The screws on the bottom and top of the shock absorber need to be loosened so that the piece can be completely removed from its seat: the new one can now be inserted, ensuring that it is properly secured with the respective screws and checking that everything works correctly.


Posted on 18 November 2025 by ScegliAuto


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