I need to change the front brake pads. I think I know what I'm doing, but looking for assurance. I already did the rear pads. That was easy enough, because the caliper rotates up away from the rotor so you can slip the new pads in. I used a C-clamp to push the piston back, and had removed the cover from the rear brake resivor so the fluid could return there.
Rear brakes are now working great , and there was no need to bleed the system. Any way, the front is a little different, it appears you need to remove the entire caliper by removing the 2 bolts that hold it to the fork. The caliper will be hanging in the wind,then follow the same procedure I did on the rear (remove the resivor cover, push piston back with C-clamp, install new pads) I'm I on the right track, did I miss something?
Thanks Dave
Rear brakes are now working great , and there was no need to bleed the system. Any way, the front is a little different, it appears you need to remove the entire caliper by removing the 2 bolts that hold it to the fork. The caliper will be hanging in the wind,then follow the same procedure I did on the rear (remove the resivor cover, push piston back with C-clamp, install new pads) I'm I on the right track, did I miss something?
Thanks Dave
