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In this guide, we will see how to remove the rear wheel from the Vespa GTS 250 with electronic injection. This procedure is also applicable to other Vespa GTS models with different engine sizes. For other Vespa models that are NOT GTS and with different engine sizes, it is strongly recommended to consult other guides. The tools to be used are detailed in the demonstration video. Here are the steps to follow: 1. Remove the mudguards and their side supports; 2. Remove the lower side panel located below the logo; 3. Remove the central plastic support; 4. Remove the bolts and washers located near the exhaust; 5. Cut the ties accessing from the seat compartment; 6. Remove the exhaust; 7. Remove the wheel sprocket, wheel axle, screws, bolts, and wheel inserts; 8. Extract the rear wheel. To reassemble everything, proceed in reverse order.

Updated on 31 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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