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How to replace the exhaust on the Triumph Bonneville?

Model: Triumph Bonneville
Part: Exhaust muffler

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To replace the exhaust on the Triumph Bonneville, loosen the bolt securing the clamp, located at the junction between the exhaust and the remaining part of the exhaust pipe. Once this bolt is loosened, you can unscrew the bolts securing it to its housing at the rear wheel area; after these bolts are loosened, the exhaust can be removed from its housing and replaced with a new spare part.

After replacement, secure it with the appropriate bolts to the respective supports.


Updated on 11 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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