Mine were not that simple. It took me almost an hour. And once I did get them back together and on they were so tight I couldn’t push the bike forward or backward. The piston was pushed in as far as it would go. I had to use a rubber mallet to get the holes to lineup Road at three or 4 miles a little bit at a time. They are seated correctly they don’t make any noise but they got really hot. And no one ever mentions the clip that’s inside the caliper that keeps falling out. I’m hoping if I ride a little bit of the time they will wear down. And free up. If not I’m just gonna put the old pads back on
Great video, thank you.
What brake pads did you use? I see EBC is pretty popular.
How the hell did you collapse the caliper piston by hand - that was impressive lol
Special effects, Hollywood, not all me hahaha
No but in honesty mine went very easy !!
Thanks for the video on the installing, have the same bike over here in Dublin, Ireland, they were only made in marysville ohio as far as i know.
Mine were not that simple. It took me almost an hour. And once I did get them back together and on they were so tight I couldn’t push the bike forward or backward. The piston was pushed in as far as it would go. I had to use a rubber mallet to get the holes to lineup Road at three or 4 miles a little bit at a time. They are seated correctly they don’t make any noise but they got really hot. And no one ever mentions the clip that’s inside the caliper that keeps falling out. I’m hoping if I ride a little bit of the time they will wear down. And free up. If not I’m just gonna put the old pads back on
The only thing I did different is I use the shims That were on the old brake pads