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How to Remove the Front Wheel of a Vespa

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In this video, you will learn how to remove the front wheel of a Vespa. First, position the Vespa in a way that allows you to comfortably remove the wheel. Next, start loosening the nuts that secure the wheel, one at a time. Place the wheel on a stable surface and proceed to separate the two rims around which the tyre is mounted. Once the rims are removed, take them out from inside the tyre. You can now carry out the work you have in mind. When finished, refit the wheel by reversing all the steps.

Updated on 20 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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