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How to Remove the Front Wheel of the KTM RC 125

Model: Ktm Rc 125
Part: Wheel

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Discover in this brief and simple guide the instructions on how to remove and replace the front wheel of the KTM RC 125 motorcycle. First, lift the motorcycle with a front stand to raise it off the ground.

Next, unscrew the screws securing the plastic fairing of the fork to remove it. At this point, unscrew the central axle of the wheel using a socket spanner to slide it out. Then, loosen the fork bolts and remove the wheel, replacing the tyre or rim if necessary.

Finally, reassemble everything!


Updated on 22 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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