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To replace the exhaust on a Kymco Super 8 125, loosen the screws that secure the exhaust end can to its mounting near the rear wheel on the right side of the bike. Once these screws are loosened, proceed to expand the ring that connects the end can to the collector, allowing it to be completely removed. After the old exhaust has been removed, insert the new one to secure it in place and connect it to the exhaust collector.

Updated on 10 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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