I was about a day away from paying a mobile motorcycle mechanic to come by and change my brakes before watching this video. Just saved me $50, and it only took me about 15 minutes.
you forgot to mention the squeel can also be caused by crooked pads .. problem occurs when you have nasty dirty sliding pins like it LOOKS like you have here :D, should prob clean those ;) or perhaps they wherent as dirty as they look, also bad idea to grab the mid like u did here :) u can put a grove in it and it wont slide propper .. and ofc squeeling brakes again :) . ty for the video dude helped alot of people i think :)
Wow. This is amazing. I was about to try to take the entire caliper off (recommendation from another video I watched) glad I found this. I do have a question, does your rear rotor have some play in it, ive done some reading and found that it is a floating rotor, but it still makes me a little nervous.
What year Intruder is that? I have a '04 1500 Intruder LC and I think my back caliper has two pistons, so I'm wondering if I can do my brakes the same way 🤔
Excellent video👍
Great video. Straight to the point, no BS. Awsome job. Thank you.
Wow!! I'm thankful I kept looking for the best way to change my Intruder pads. Your video is money!!!
Thanks. I looked beforehand to help myself change the brakes. Couldn't find anything worthwhile, so I made up my own posting of how to do it.
Literally saves you a lot of money!!! Great video, I couldn't find how to do it till I found this!! So helpful. Thanks.
Nice video! I now have the confidence to do this myself on my intruder!
Thanks 👍 This is proper instructions and well presented. Now I am motivated to try and change my brake pads, myself. 😅
You are welcome! Glad it helped.
I was about a day away from paying a mobile motorcycle mechanic to come by and change my brakes before watching this video. Just saved me $50, and it only took me about 15 minutes.
Glad it worked out for you, Joseph. All of the thank-you comments make my day.
Thank you for the excellent video and commentary sir! Getting ready to do this on my LC
Nice Video. Nice Music. Thank you 🤜🤛
Thank you so much for sharing. I Appreciate so much straight to the point!!! Well Done, Man!
Hell yeah man this was a very good video. Way to take pride in the content you make this made Changing my breaks easy peasy
This was super helpful as I am about to do my brakes and was dreading all the bolts that I was seeing. You really saved the day for me. Thanks
Glad it helped. It seemed a clear video with good lighting was in need.
I've got the 1998 VL1500 intruder! These bikes are sick!
Great Video. Thanks. Makes the job easy for me.
Great help 👍😎
you forgot to mention the squeel can also be caused by crooked pads .. problem occurs when you have nasty dirty sliding pins like it LOOKS like you have here :D, should prob clean those ;) or perhaps they wherent as dirty as they look, also bad idea to grab the mid like u did here :) u can put a grove in it and it wont slide propper .. and ofc squeeling brakes again :) . ty for the video dude helped alot of people i think :)
Thanks for your tips too
Well, thanks,doing mine tomorrow, and that is for sure the easiest way...
Thanks man, that helped me alot!
You are welcome. Glad to know it helped.
Great for the rear. The front seems more involved because of the fender & two screws holding on the pad cover.
Wow. This is amazing. I was about to try to take the entire caliper off (recommendation from another video I watched) glad I found this. I do have a question, does your rear rotor have some play in it, ive done some reading and found that it is a floating rotor, but it still makes me a little nervous.
Glad the video helped. I don't think the rotor should have play in it but you might want to get a professional opinion.
Thx :-)!! This is so easy.
Would the fresh engine oil suffice as a 'grease' on the back side of the pad?
I'm sure any kind of lubricant would work to stop the squeal. Happy trails this summer!
Thank you!!!
Thanks, buddy!
Great video thank you . Woukd be even better without the music as to loud in parts.
Thank you. It's always good to hear constructive criticism. I'll know how to make my videos better next time.
What year Intruder is that? I have a '04 1500 Intruder LC and I think my back caliper has two pistons, so I'm wondering if I can do my brakes the same way 🤔
It's a 1999. I'm sure once you get in there you'll find similarities. Good luck. It's a lot easier when you know how.
Thanks too you, it was easy money
Glad it helped.
Awesome
Wow yours looks nothing like mine
Great video! Does the same principle apply for the front brakes? I have a 02 intruder and the front brakes squeak. Thanks for the help!
I believe so, but not sure because it is a few years newer.