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+[title] Removing the wheel holder and shock
+[* black] Firmly grasp the metal piece that holds the wheel and gently pull it away.
+[* black] The shock should fall out naturally by itself. This is normal and expected. If it does not, gently pull the shock out of its holder
+ [* black] There is a metal cylinder located inside the spring of the shock. Do not lose this.

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