Step 1: Preparation

Make sure you have all the tools and spare parts required. This includes a new clutch train, wrench, pliers and possibly a screwdriver. Work in a well -lit area.

Step 2: Access to the coupling

To get to the clutch train, you have to take the motorcycle side trim. Remove the screws that hold the cladding and carefully lift them off.

Step 3: Removing the old clutch train

Find the old clutch train and solve it from the clutch fitting. Make sure you separate the connection carefully and completely remove the old train without damaging other components.

Step 4: Installation of the new clutch train

Take the new clutch train and introduce it to the same position in which the old train was. Make sure that the train sits correctly in the brackets and attach it to the clutch fitting.

Step 5: Setting the coupling

After the new clutch train is installed, you need to set the coupling. Turn the adjustment screw to ensure that the train has the right voltage and the clutch works properly.

Step 6: completion and test drive

Put on the side panel and attach it to the screws. Perform a test drive to ensure that the clutch works perfectly. Pay attention to unusual noises or problems.

How often should I check the clutch train?

It is recommended to check the clutch train at least once a season, especially before long journeys.

What to do if the clutch slips?

If the clutch slips, this can indicate a worn clutch train or a wrong setting. Check the train and setting and replace the train if necessary.

Beta RR 125 [2018] - clutch train

Price: 39.00 €