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Dismantling the swinging arm (Aprilia RS125/3)

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Read 1.2.1 carefully.

Remove the swinging arm; see 7.11.2.

Place the swinging arm on a work bench.

Clean both sides of the bearing housings with a cloth.

Remove the outer plastic washers (1).

Slide both bushes of the needle roller bearings (2) off the swinging arm.

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Extract the four O-rings (3).

Extract the needle roller bearings (4) using a drift with adequate diameter.

Extract the needle roller bearings (4) using a drift with adequate diameter.
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