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How to remove the rear tire of the Kymco Downtown 300

Model: Kymco Downtown 300i
Part: Wheel

Video tutorial

In this video we see how to disassemble the rear tire of the Kymco Downtown 300. We start by removing the exhaust cover and then the exhaust itself. We then have to remove the brake caliper and the support bracket, and finally the pin that supports the wheel inside, without neglecting the rear shock absorber.

We see all the steps taken by the youtuber in the video, who does not forget to show us anything, so that we can be perfectly able to reproduce it ourselves. At this point, the entire bracket on the front of the wheel can be removed.

We remove the protection covering the wheel from above, remove the spacer, and by moving the shock absorber, we are now able to remove the wheel. It is not a difficult job, but it requires a lot of attention.


Posted on 4 July 2025 by ScegliAuto


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