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How to Replace the Grips on a KTM XC 250

Model: Ktm Xc 250
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In this short and simple guide, we will cover the steps to remove and replace the grips on the handlebars of the KTM XC 250 enduro bike. First, place your bike on a stand and start by removing the metal clamp found on the handlebars; then, pull the grip off in the opposite direction of the handlebars, using pliers if it does not come off easily, as shown in the video.

Next, clean the handlebars thoroughly before installing the new grip; install the plastic support and replace the other grip as well!


Updated on 15 June 2026 by ScegliAuto


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