Installation Instructions for Compatible Motorcycle Brake Pads for Front and Rear Use with 1450 Low Rider Spoke Wheels and Wide Glide Models

Tools Required:

1. Socket Wrench Set
2. Torque Wrench
3. Pliers
4. Screwdriver Set (Phillips and Flathead)
5. Brake Pad Spreader or C-Clamp
   6.Cleaning Cloth
6. Brake Cleaner
7. Safety Goggles
   9.Gloves

Preparation Steps:

1. Safety First: Before starting, ensure you are wearing safety goggles and gloves to protect yourself during the installation.

2. Gather Tools: Collect all the required tools listed above to ensure a smooth installation process.

3. Prepare the Work Area: Find a well-lit and spacious area to work on your motorcycle. Make sure you have enough room to maneuver.

Installation Steps:

1. Remove the Wheel:

   • Use the socket wrench to loosen and remove the nuts and bolts securing the front or rear wheel, then carefully take the wheel off and place it on a flat surface.

2. Access the Brake Caliper:

   • Use the wrench to remove the caliper from its mounting bracket. Be cautious as brake fluid may leak out.

3. Remove Old Brake Pads:

   • Carefully remove the old brake pads from the caliper. Note how they are installed for reference when placing the new pads.

4. Clean the Brake Components:

   • Use the brake cleaner and cleaning cloth to clean the caliper and rotor surfaces. Ensuring they are free of dust and debris improves braking efficiency.

5. Install New Brake Pads:

   • Position the new brake pads into the caliper in the same manner as the old ones. Make sure they fit snugly and are correctly aligned.

6. Reassemble the Brake Caliper:

   • Place the caliper back onto the bracket and secure it with the appropriate nuts and bolts. Use the torque wrench to tighten to the manufacturer’s specified torque levels.

7. Reattach the Wheel:

   • Carefully place the wheel back onto the motorcycle and secure it with nuts and bolts using the socket wrench.

8. Test the Brake Function:

   • Once everything is reassembled, pump the brake lever to ensure the pads are properly seated and check for any unusual noises or issues.

9. Final Checks:

   • Inspect all components to ensure they are secure and check the wheel rotation to make sure there’s no dragging.

Post-Installation Care:

• Dispose of old brake pads responsibly.
• Ensure no brake fluid has spilled onto the rotor; if it has, clean it thoroughly.

By following these steps, you can successfully install your new brake pads, providing improved performance and safety for your motorcycle riding experience.