Installation Instructions for Motorcycle Brake Pads

Compatibility:
These brake pads are designed for Highline parking brake models produced from 2014 to 2018, specifically for B C Evolution 600, C600, C650GT, and C650 GT Sport models.

Tools Required:
To ensure a smooth installation process, make sure you have the following tools ready:

1. Socket Wrench Set – To loosen and tighten bolts and screws.
2. Torque Wrench – To properly torque the brake caliper bolts to the manufacturer's specifications.
3. Pliers – Useful for handling clips or pins.
4. Flathead Screwdriver – For prying and removing any components if necessary.
5. Brake Cleaner – To clean any dirt or debris from the brake components.
6. Rags – For wiping off excess brake cleaner and ensuring a clean working area.
7. Jack/Stands – To lift the scooter and secure it for safe maintenance.
8. Safety Glasses and Gloves – To protect yourself during the installation process.

Installation Steps:

1. Prepare the Workspace:
   Ensure you have ample space to work on your scooter. Gather all your tools and materials.

2. Lift the Scooter:
   Use the jack to raise the scooter, secure it with stands to ensure it is stable.

3. Remove the Wheel:
   Using the socket wrench, remove the bolts from the wheel. Carefully take off the wheel to expose the brake components.

4. Access the Brake Caliper:
   Locate the brake caliper and remove the bolts holding it in place. Use the flathead screwdriver if needed to gently pry the caliper away.

5. Remove Old Brake Pads:
   Once you have access, remove the old brake pads from the caliper.

6. Clean the Components:
   Use brake cleaner to clean any debris or dust from the caliper and rotor.

7. Install New Brake Pads:
   Insert the new brake pads into the caliper, ensuring they fit securely and correctly.

8. Reattach the Caliper:
   Position the caliper back onto its mounting place and secure it with the bolts, using the torque wrench to tighten appropriately.

9. Reinstall the Wheel:
   Place the wheel back onto the scooter and tighten the bolts with the socket wrench.

10. Lower the Scooter:
    Carefully lower the scooter back to the ground.

11. Test the Brakes:
    Before riding, pump the brake lever a few times to ensure the brake pads settle correctly against the rotor and test the brake functionality.

Maintenance Tips:
To ensure longevity and optimal performance from your brake pads, regularly inspect them for wear, keep all components clean, and ensure proper brake fluid levels.

For any additional assistance, refer to your scooter's owner manual or consult a professional. Enjoy a safer ride!