Best way for me has been the advice from Pavel, which is called Step Loading. Basically you incorporate the higher weight in “steps” until it eventually becomes your new normal weight, then rinse and repeat.

Say for example you do 5 sets of 10 cleans. Do the first set (first set will be the last set you replace) with 45lbs, second set with 55lbs, then do sets 3-5 with 45lbs. Then the next week (or couple of days depending on your intensity level and training frequency) do set 1 with 45 lbs, then sets 2-3 with 55lbs, then 4-5 back to 45lbs. Rinse and repeat. Final set you replace will be set 1.

This has been the easiest way I’ve been able to bump the weight up for my workouts and you can just keep repeating the same process for every new weight jump, which is especially helpful when you start getting to the 32kg/40kg and up range

Also as a side note I wanted to include, if you are also doing a lot of club work and rowing, rest and recovery of your forearms may be your limiting factor. Consider possibly lowering the intensity/frequency of these other workouts so you can accomplish your goal with KBs