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Removing the drive chain (Aprilia RS125/3)

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Read 1.2.1 carefully.

Slacken the chain; see 2.21.3.

Rotate the rear wheel until locating the master link.

Slip off the clip (1).

Remove the link plate underneath.

Remove the link plate underneath.


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Remove the master link from the opposite end.

Remove the chain.

Warning! When the chain is worn, replace chain and front and rear sprockets as a set. See 2.21.4.


Warning! When the chain is worn, replace chain…
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This article has been reviewed: Artemy Kuzmin
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Rear suspension component inspection
Dismantling the rear suspension linkage system
Removing the rear suspension linkages
Rear shock absorber installation
Refitting the drive chain
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