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  1. 07-17-2015, 07:01 AM #1
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    Default Brake pad replacement - "how to video" ?

    I'm looking for a video and instruction on how to change brake pads on my Spyder 2010 RTS. I see threads during a search, but cant find a video.

    I wrench a little... changed shocks, swap bar, sound system, etc. Is brake pads simple enough to do myself with the right parts?
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    did you search the diy thread forum theres lots of videos there.surely someone has posted a video.



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    I can't find this Brake video?
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    There's videos on YouTube as well.
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    I myself have not ever seen a brake pad replacement video. Here or youtube. There are some for removing the rear caliper (for removing tire) and bleeding the brake lines. But not a full pad replacement video. AT least not that I have seen.

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    Default Nope...

    Have looked myself. Will be doing it soon have 28,000 miles and will be changing front tires and might as well do the brakes while I'm at it. I'll give the video a shot. Have the shop manual have many years doing bike brakes but this will be a first...
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