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Lower chain slider removal (Aprilia RS125/3)

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Torque wrench settings:
  • Screws (1): 2 Nm (0.2 kg·m)

Note. The chain slider is best accessed after splitting the drive chain; see 7.13.1.


Release and remove the two screws (1).

Remove the lower chain slider (2).

Remove the lower chain slider (2).
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This article has been reviewed: Artemy Kuzmin
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RS125 3 (1998-2005) 
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