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To replace the sprocket on the Sherco ST 290, loosen the screws securing the cover on the left side of the bike. Once removed, locate the underlying sprocket, which needs to be detached by unscrewing the central fastening nut. After loosening this, completely remove the sprocket from its housing and insert the new one; ensure it is securely fastened, then reassemble all previously removed components.

Updated on 7 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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