DIY Rear Brake Pads Replacement - Moto Guzzi V9 Roamer - リアブレーキパッド交換

*Note: Never put any grease at the friction surface of the brake pads.
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[@bigbird2523]

I'm going to replace my V7 rear pad, Thanks for good Vid.

[@wayproscyclewerks]

Thanks, bigbird2523!
Hope this video would help.

[@clariphil1]

Your care to details is excellent. As a warning to viewers, ensure not to put any grease at all on the friction surface of the pad.

[@wayproscyclewerks]

Thank you for pointing that out. I'll add your advice to the description.

[@wingsonbikes4351]

thank you. doing mine later this week when the pads come in.

[@wayproscyclewerks]

Thanks for watching. Hope this helps!

[@beppevirgolini]

Have you removed the EVAP from your V9, if so, how did you do it? Thanks

[@wayproscyclewerks]

Hi, Jase! EVAP is usually transferred back to the engine through the canister (P/N:2B002632). A part of EVAP settles in the bottom of the air filter box.
I cleaned it when I changed the air filter.
Hope this helps!

[@beppevirgolini]

@@wayproscyclewerks Thanks for the reply, I want to completely delete the EVAP system.

[@wayproscyclewerks]

Thanks for the reply. I’m sorry I’ve not removed the EVAP system. I guess you can bypass it to remove the charcoal canister behide the exhaust joint pipe.
Good luck!