Rear Brake pad install in under 5min : See how it’s done by factory mechanic • Renthal Tech Tips
Kawasaki’s Justin Shantie takes you through the simple process of swapping your rear brake pads. Watch and learn how it’s done so you can take on this job yourself. Plus, a final step you can never forget.
Brake pads worn? Need a new set? Check out these links to Renthal’s brake pad range and find the right pads for you.
https://www.renthal.com/moto/brake-pads
Need help finding Rear Brake Pad fitments for you bike?
https://www.renthal.com/moto/fit-my-bike
Looking to fit Front Brake Pads check out our dedicated RC1 Rear Brake Pad Install video
• Front Brake Pad Installation Made Simple :...
Timestamps
Intro : 0:00
Tools Required : 0:27
Remove Caliper guard : 0:33
Relocating pistons : 0:52
Removing stock brake pads : 1:23
Installing Brake Pads : 2:00
Refitting caliper guard : 2:44
Re-pressurise system : 2:59
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Renthal is a global leader in the manufacturing, design, and sales of motorcycle, ATV and cycle parts and accessories. The current parts portfolio covers a wide range of products for motocross, quad bikes, road bikes, and trials bikes. These market-leading products include handlebars, grips, bar mounts, hand guards, chainwheels, chain, and brake pads. Our cycle product portfolio includes handlebars, stems, grips and chainrings. Renthal is a global brand, but the manufacturing heart is in Manchester, UK.
Renthal is the leading handlebar manufacturer for motorcycle and ATV aftermarket sales. Additionally, Honda, Kawasaki and Suzuki currently choose to fit Renthal handlebars as original equipment.