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Rear brake bad replacement tip
Hello,
I Was doing a few bits to my bike today, and being a bit of a noob when it comes to motorcycle mechanics I consulted the service guide before touching anything. One thing I noticed was the guide says to remove the rear wheel when replacing the pads. I had a look around the bike and couldn't figure out why. So I removed the clip and tapped the pin through with the caliper still in place. Took 5minutes to replace the pads. Hope this helps someone. Sent from my E2105 using Tapatalk |
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Yep. No need to remove the wheel to do the pads.
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Ermmmm....
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personally I find pad replacement a good time to strip the caliper down and give it all a good service.
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it sounds like ...removing the cylinder head to replace the spark plug!!!
boy....remove the wheel to replace pads... |
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