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Model: Sherco St 290
Part: Shocks

To replace the rear shock absorber on the Sherco ST 300, loosen the central nut of the rear wheel so that it can be completely removed and the chain can be freed from the corresponding sprocket. Once the wheel is completely removed, proceed to loosen the bolts that secure the rear shock absorber at both the lower and upper ends. When both bolts are removed, lower the swingarm and completely remove the shock absorber; this will allow you to insert the new one, reassembling all the parts you just removed.

Updated on 29 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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