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Model: Kymco People S 125
Part: Wheel

To replace the rear wheel on the Kymco People S 125, remove all screws located around the seat and inside the under-seat compartment, as indicated in the tutorial. The other screws to be removed are those for the number plate holder and the side fairing. By removing the latter, you will be able to loosen the bolts underneath that secure the wheel supports and the rear shock absorbers. Once all these parts are removed, you can slide the wheel off its axle and replace it. At the end of the operation, reassemble all the removed parts.

Updated on 13 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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