Support the motorcycle on a service lift or jack. Remove the front brake caliper from the lower fork legs using a 12-mm socket and a socket wrench. Loosen the pinch bolt of the bottom of the right lower fork leg with a 12-mm socket wrench. Unscrew the front axle with a 17-mm socket...
Once you remove the tire, you will see the brake rotor, which is a flat round metal disc behind the wheel. The caliper is the piece of metal that clamps on both sides of the rotor disc. Loosen the 2 bolts on the back of the caliper. First, try to pry the caliper off of the bra...
If your brake unit is really stiff or too loose, you’ll have to adjust the main center bolt. Some brakes have two nuts on the front side that turn against each other, while other systems like this one are adjusted by loosening off the back bolt, adjusting the front bolt, and then ti...
Carefully remove the brake caliper, followed by the brake pads and rotors. Tip: A very light coat of anti-seize on the brake rotor centre hole will make it easier to remove from the wheel hub. 3. Clean thoroughly Use sandpaper and a wire brush to clean all the mating surfaces, paying...
Remove caliper, and use wire/bungie to hang the caliper out of the way without damaging the brake fluid hose Take a picture of the brake pads springs for reference during reassembly Remove the brake pads and springs Loosen and remove the caliper mounting bracket bolts and assembly ...
Demonstrates how to remove and install a cassette freehub body. Requires a hub overhaul. If your cassette cluster is loose or gets stiff you may need to replace your freehub body. To do this you’ll need a10mm allen key, and you’ll have to first remove yourcassette,axle and bearingsas...
Lift and support the Montana with a jack and jack stands after applying the parking brake. Step 3 Remove the front wheels with a tire iron or suitable tool. Step 4 Place the C-clamp over the caliper so the drive of the clamp is seated on the plate of the outboard pad and the top ...
Step 3. Center the brake padsIf your bike’s brake pads rub on either the front or rear rim, center the brake pads. The first thing you should do is twist the wrench to the left to release the bolt connecting the brake pads to the caliper....
Remove the Bleed Block and replace the brake pads. Re-install rear wheel. Repeat the process for the front brake. Voila! Your SRAM brakes are now bled and ready to shred. evo has one of the largest selections of bike gear on the web, a super knowledgeable staff, and expert guides to ...
Firstly, disconnect the brake hose from the static fixed brake pipe and cap the fixed brake pipe to prevent excess fluid loss. Then remove the hose from the caliper as shown. Step 2: Fit the new brake hose With the new brake hose, place the end into the caliper first. Do not over ...