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How do you remove the rear wheel of the TM Racing SMR 125?

Model: Tm Racing Smr 125
Part: Wheel

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In order to remove the rear wheel of the TM Racing SMR 125, you need to loosen the nuts that secure the central axle of the rear wheel, located at the end of the swingarm. Once these nuts have been removed, you can proceed by loosening the screws that secure the brake caliper to the corresponding brake disc.

By disconnecting the caliper, you can remove the bolts that secure the central nut of the wheel and remove the wheel from its housing. This way, you can insert the new replacement part and make sure everything is functioning properly.


Posted on 25 February 2025 by ScegliAuto


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