How To, Harley Road King Rear Brake Pad Install.

[@brandonburke3264]

Great video. Would like to add ,,,, for those who are having trouble compressing the inner piston. Use a wood shim and push it in from both ends. This will help with the reach. Worked for me. Can't take credit for this fix as I gave up yesterday,,, and read it on a harley forum.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Nice. Great idea. Thank you for watching and your sub Brandon . Ride safe and have a great day.

[@roadtaco3924]

Thank you so much again sir. I’ve been dreading the rear brakes and never knew it could be done without removing the axle. Your a blessing to many. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Stay safe and i appreciate.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask, Thank you for your Sub Michael. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@Average-O]

@@TwoWheelRocco i got pads out but for some reason can't get them back.in

[@TwoWheelRocco]

@@Average-O you must fully compress the brake caliper pistons to replace with new pads as shown in the video. No other way to do it. Let us know how this works out.

[@allbayfishing9456]

@@TwoWheelRocco V ZrAc am Does n 0🎉

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Thank you for watching and your sub All Bay Fishing. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@michaelk1458]

I watched this video then changed my own brakes on my 2003 Electra Glide in literally minutes!! Saved so much money doing it myself... Amazing video with all the extra explanation!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to read all went well, Thank you for watching and your support Michael . Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@franrayjr]

Same here 👍🏼

[@homeboybones2306]

Greatly appreciated Rocco. I have an 05 Road King and I was totally gonna take the rear wheel off to do my brake change. Glad I watched ur video first. Keep the shiny side up brother.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@patrickmatthews3129]

Thanks for the video. I knew I could do it, but it's nice to follow along and watch someone do the job, just to confirm there are no special tools or 'tricks' needed BEFORE you start tearing into something. Appreciated👍🏽

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help, Any question just ask. Thank you for your Sub. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@freeholdnjusa]

I usually change my pads when I put new rubber on but last time I put shitty pads on and they didn’t last as long so I had to do them earlier. I was pissed I would have to deal with taking the wheel off just to do the pads so I did it YOUR way and it only took 20 minutes. I’m thrilled that now I’m just gonna change them as needed and not every time I change the tire. THANKS ….YOU ‘DA MAN!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to read all went well. And you will get faster. Thank you for watching and your Sub.James. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@jimhayes4000]

Great video Sir . I truly enjoy your videos and you have helped me work through some jams on bike repairs. You are a NO B.S. instructor when giving instructions your videos . Keep posting your work Sir . Thank You.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

I am happy to help. I try to keep it simple. Thank you for your Support Jim. Ride Safe and have a Great Day.

[@DCSPORTSTER]

I have a 2003 sportster that has that one piece caliper on it. I change out the brake pads when I change out the tires. I have one of those motorcycle lifts it works great. I did not know you could change the brake pads without taking the axle shaft out to remove the caliper. Thanks for the video and I like that your videos are in real time. I’ve owned the bike since new and I do all the work on it myself. It has been very reliable never had problems with the bike. I follow the maintenance schedule in the owners manual and also have a Harley Davidson maintenance manual for the bike on a memory stick also loaded on the computer. I print off pages that I need like torque specs and diagrams and keep them in a three ring binder for a quick reference.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

2003 Sportster are great bikes. Easy to maintain and lots of fun. Thank you for your Sub. Ride safe and have a great day Dave. Any question just ask.

[@fast071]

Good Video. You saved me from taking off the rear wheel. Thanks!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help. Thank you for watching and your Sub KickAzz. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@michaelmitchell5909]

Nice bike man, I have the 03 cvo road king centennial gold color woth the gold leaf harley davidson on the tank....its clean, only 46,000 miles when i bought it...ive just found your channel, it's already helped me, thank you for what you do, ....of course I subscribed!..

[@TwoWheelRocco]

03 Are great bikes. I love CVO, Thank you for your Support. Ride Safe and have a great Holiday.

[@davidkirkham6786]

Rocco, Thank you for your videos. I replaced my rear brake pads on my 2001 Road King and it was an easy job with the help of your clear and concise video. Thank you Sir!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Great to hear! Thank you for watching and all your support David. Ride Safe and have a Great Day.

[@eddiem5040]

Good job. It took a minute to figure out how to do on my softail.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all worked out. Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Eddie. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@HammersHarleys]

Rocco thank you so much for posting this EASY way to change the brake pads! Greatly appreciated! I watched your video for the front pads too. Thank you for that as well! Totally confident I could change these out in a short amount of time now. Thank you thank you thank you! Have a great day sir!!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help. Any questions just ask. Just make sure you collapse those pistons toggling and you'll have no problems. And check fluid in Master. loosen top will help with pressure on system. Let us know how it works out. Thank you for watching and your sub Mike. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@mlunden11]

Great help for a 67 year old. Thanks brother great details.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Nice work! Happy to Help, Thank you for your Sub. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@henrytaylor2638]

Another awesome video! Thank you Sir!... I ordered new pads this evening

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask.Thank you for watching and your sub Henry. Any questions just ask. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@donutman48]

Thank you sir very nice video. Someday I have to make my own KZbin video to thank everyone who’s ever helped me fix literally everything in my garage!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub.Donutman. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@Shea661]

Rocco you are an absolute life saver I just bought a purple 01 and everything I’ve done so far I’ve watched your videos and they are phonomenal thank you!!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. I love road kings. Great motorcycles. Any questions just ask thank you for watching and all your support. Ryan. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@condrenfamilyexotics7418]

Your video saved me a lot of time and work! Thank you for video and information its greatly appreciated! Keep the rubber side down.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Rob. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@manuelescamilla3852]

Great help. Made changing the rear much easier then I thought.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Thank you for watching and your sub. Manuel. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@leejones1317]

thoroughly enjoyed this video, it's my task this weekend, clear precise instruction. thank you for sharing.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Lee. Ride Safe and have a great day

[@dumbcat]

after watching your video, i was able to replace the rear brake pads on my 2007 Road King without lifting the rear wheel and spinning it. however, it was not easy. i just had to keep pushing around the new brake pads until i finally got them in the right position. my calipers did not want to collapse all the way so it was a really tight squeeze. but they seem to be doing fine now. thanks

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all went well. Sometimes I use a brake tool to compress those pistons 100% to make room for those new pads. I'm very happy that it all worked out. Thank you for watching and all your support. Ride safe and have a great day. Love those Road King.

[@greghudson1489]

Thank you SO, SO much. I was sure there had to be a way without removing the wheel. I don't have those pins, but coat hanger pieces work the same!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help, Any question just ask. Let us know how this world out. Thank you for your Sub Greg. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@xz_sg]

Thanks man!

[@bobgleaser7106]

Sure glad I ran into this vid. My 2000 fatboy looks like the same setup I could not find any of the same LOOKING rear brake. I was going to take all apart like what others said to do. Yours looks a lot easier. Thank you.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. I'm will send you a video on the rear brakes of a soft tail. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGjEd6KGn5t-jpY. Questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Bob. Let us know how it works out. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@garyrichardelle6862]

that was a very good video, one of the best I've seen in any product or item! !keep up the good work

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Gary. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day

[@petepost9879]

Great video. Very well illustrated and explained. Saved me mucho bucks!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your Sub Peter. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@glennbrooks9933]

Very informative video, keep up the great work.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank You for your Sub Glenn. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@TKO-NY]

I'll be tackling these this week. Thanks in advance for the video Rocco. You've helped me in depth before, and you are appreciated Sir. Ride safe. ✌

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Make sure the pistons in the caliper 100% in one side, and then the other as you install the pads.. Thank you for watching all your support TKO-NY. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@elliottnunez1057]

ANOTHER ONE of your videos to help me out!! Last month the rear wheel and axle, this week brake pad with the same non detachable caliper I have. I swear you're making these videos especially for me!!! Too funny. Ive' also got to do the front pads, which on my year Dyna are supposed to use the same pads front and rear. Not on mine! I have a vintage 97 ? thru ?? Single piston caliper that use the rounded shaped pads. They look a lot easier to do than the rear!! So thank you for the great videos!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. I'm glad all went well. Thank you for watching. And all your support Elliot. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@blowthewhistlenotthecall9546]

Thank you for this Rocco. I have an 03 King and am starting to do my own maintenance. Couldn’t do it without you!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad to help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Nate. Ride Safe and have a great day

[@jeffreyseymour1887]

Thnx Rocco your videos help alot! Just did my rear brakes following your instructions and it was so easy. Done in 10. Thnx again

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad it helped. Thank you for watching and all your support Jeff. Ride safe and have a great day. I know once you get the hang of that pad going up and slide in, Piece of cake.

[@gv9072]

Great job thanks all of your videos have helped me a lot on my 05 Road king thanks for your time!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Great Bike, I got an 02 king. Love it. Happy to help, Thank you for your Sub Gerardo. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@mikelabelle199]

Thanks for this video very helpful.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Mike. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@grcoulter]

Very nice video. The only thing I'd ad is, make sure you use the brake shoe with the square top on the outside. When I removed my old shoes I saw they were different & didn't know which one came from where. I watched the video again & saw where they went. Thanks! Great video.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all went well. It happens. The big side is towards the outside of your caliper, Small little nubs are the inside of your caliper. Thank you for watching and all your support. GR. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@grcoulter]

@@TwoWheelRocco Thanks again! BTW my bike is a 2006 Ultra Classic Shrine model and that is the first time I ever changed rear brakes. You explained it well!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

@@grcoulter I am happy all worked out well. And thank you for all your support.

[@type4066]

Great video, thank you. Saved me a whole lotta time & money.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Just make sure the pistons in the caliber of pushed all the way in. Take your time.Any questions just ask.Thank you for watching and your sub Baldrick. Any questions just ask. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@mark0648]

Great Video! Simple and to the point!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Make sure you collapse outside Pistons on your caliper all the way and install the outside disk pad first. Let us know how it works out. Thank you for watching and your support Mark. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@BenStebbing-fg4hr]

Thanks for the video. This turned what i thought would be a nightmare job into an easy job. You are a legend sir

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to hear all worked out. Thank you for watching and your support Ben.. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@raylocke282]

best presentation yet on changing rear floating pads: kudos to Rocco.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Ray, Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@klopman1]

going to do mine, your video looks easy and is verry clear. so many thanks from The Netherlands(europe)

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help, Any question just ask. Thank you for your Sub Willem. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@klopman1]

@@TwoWheelRocco job done was a bid more work then on your video but it helped a lot the way you did it. Now my question i didnt put any coppergrease between the piston and the pad is that a big problem? couse i didnt see you do it to in the video.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

I am not a big fan of copper or any grease on my disc pads. Clean pin and install. grease in an open spot holds dust and dirt. Happy all went well. Ride Safe and have a great day. Thank you for you follow up.

[@klopman1]

@@TwoWheelRocco hey Sir, After changing the rear brake pads even wenn i dont use the rear brake. It gets warm not hot but still. And when i slowly move the bike without the motor running. I can hear a slight scratching sound. Is that because the pads are new or can i adjust the space from the disk to the pads,like with a bicicle. Sorry for my bad english. I am from the Netherlands. Hope to hear from you.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Your pads need to seat. Keep an eye on it. It should quiet down. There is no adjustment. Warm but not hot is normal. Hard braking and it will be hot..Let us know how it works out.

[@darrellroush1733]

Another great video, thank you so much . Keep up the excellent work 👍

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Darrell. Ride Safe And have a great day.

[@Birdoneful]

Thank you so much went just as you said my pads were almost gone so I had to take a couple of cracks at pushing the pistons back.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad it helped, Next time it will be that much easier. Thank you for your Sub, Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@darrendover5276]

Excellent video! I am getting ready to do this on mine and this helps alot!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Thank you, Any question just ask. Just make sure you collapse those caliper pistons real well. Let us know how it works out.

[@darrendover5276]

@@TwoWheelRocco thank you will do!

[@darrendover5276]

Pads are all changed! Worked out great! Thanks for the videos!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

@@darrendover5276 Once you realize how it works. It is a cool set up. Happy all worked out well. Thank you for your update.

[@tonymartel4697]

Thank you so much for the very informative video!! I wish all videos were that clear and precise. 👍🏻 This will definitely help replacing my 2001 Ultra Classic rear brakes.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Let us know how it works out. Thank you for watching and your sub Tony. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@jackieparham3704]

Thanks for very informative video.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad it was helpful! Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Jackie. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@edwalter4371]

Great job thanks! Love how you included the socket size!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Ed. Let us know how it works out. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@kennylavay8492]

Good job, i did mine the same way but i do not have a cycle stand which made it a little tuffer removing the pad and replacing them.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Hope this helps. .kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYG9n2V6lt15lZI. Thank you for watching and your sub Kenny. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@frankwarner5704]

This video was the shit thanks a million I was ready to pull the axle

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Make sure you collapse caliper piston all the way. Then install pads, Easy Let us know how this works out, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Frank. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@almartinez3415]

Beautiful job sir gonna change mine tomorrow. Really appreciate ur video

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Just make sure you collapse those pistons in your caliper all the way. One side at a time. Thank you for watching and your sub Al. Let us know how it works out. Be patient. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@copyguy2003]

Oh brother you just saved me from certainly losing my mind doing my rear brakes 06 flhtc. Thank you,, Thank you 😊

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Thank you for watching and you sub Rick. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@brettharrigan8299]

Thank brother your videos helped me several times, keep rollin my friend.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Brett. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@michaelkelly146]

thanks, i thought id have to drop the rear wheel. this is waaay better. salut!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Just be patient and make sure those pistons are pushed all the way in on your caliper and you have no problem. Let us know how it works out any questions just ask. Thank you for watching Michael. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@shanejoyce7395]

Awesome!! Thank u sir. I struggled a little more than you. First time trying it this way for me. Took me about an hour. Easy peasy👍👍👍

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all went well. You see how important it is to collapse those pistons all the way in your caliper. Thank you for watching and all your support Shane. Next time, Will be easier. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@oleran4569]

Thanks for showing this in such an easy to follow manner!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

You're very welcome! Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@xginamvet1073]

outstanding, did not know about the springs!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your Sub XGI. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@debbieseaver551]

Thank you, very informative and helpful, step by step. Thanks for the confidence.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Make sure you collapse the pistons in the calipers 100% so you have room for the new Brake Pads. Thank you for watching and all your support Debbie. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@ralph5118]

It’s on the way to 2024 in the solar system right now and I hope you’re still out there Rocco… and Ridin’ ! This great video of yours will be available to some of us cavemen until our Sun goes kabloom! Potato-potato-potato… Thanks man

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Thank you for watching and all your support Ralph. Just remember collapse those pistons in your caliper all the way to put those new pads in. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@rtames1339]

Great simple to follow instructions. Thank you

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Let us know how it works out. Thank you for watching and your sub. R Tames. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@josephnelson5449]

Great video!! Thanks

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Joe. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@anthonyrosati8707]

So I watch alot of ur videos roco and just tried to do my pads myself I'm not a mechanic more of a builder/carpenter so I'm handy I got tons of tools but my pads didn't slide out or slide back in as easy as urs do. I ended up getting them in but for a novice person I found that pressing in the pistons with the flat head wasn't so pleasant as soon as I press them in they would creep out just enough to stop the pad sliding in but after swearing 59 times and kicking my neighbors cat I got her in ther....I followed ur method of removing the cap on my master cylinder but they didn't collapse as easy as urs so if u guys try to do this at home that was the toughest part for me especially on the inside pad...👍

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all worked out. You could crack the bleeder screw as you're collapsing the piston to give you a little more space but you got to be careful just 123 closed it.You don't want to get air in the system. Happy to hear all worked out. Experience and the tools gets the job done. Next time will be easier. Thank you for watching and your support Anthony. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@brianrowe8701]

Hi Rocco, thanks for the video. I did just as you said and the job was pretty easy. I've subscribed. Best regards from Brian in Shropshire, England. 👍

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all went well. Thank you for watching and all your support Brian, H years agoello from USA. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@victorbills7969]

Vic/ thanks for the video just got my new pads for my 2002 Road King classic yesterday going to change today 04/26/2020, New Lebanon, Ohio

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad I could help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Vic. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@gabrielrodriguez8383]

Thanks for the video and great job. This was very helpful

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your Sub Gabriel. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@rmead1966]

Thanks for another great video!! Made the job a piece of cake. It’s beautiful!!!😀

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all worked out well. Thank you for watching and all your support Rich. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@MikeSmith-xb4jd]

That was a perfect example how to replace the brake shoes

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Mike. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@robertsmithjr.5839]

Great video!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your Sub Rob. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@robertsmithjr.5839]

@@TwoWheelRocco 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@michaelabbott8841]

Thanks for a common sense well explained video. Great job !!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad it was helpful. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Michael. Let us know how it works out. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@tomsherry8961]

Love the accent. Sounds like Brooklyn or SINY , my part of the country.. good tips thanks for the info

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Brooklyn for sure. Thank you for watching and your sub TS. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@mattharper588]

My buddy worked as a technician at a Harley dealership and showed me how to do this boy is it slick one thing he also did was have a plastic putty knife handy in case he had to push the new pad up and not use a screw driver and possibly scratch the rotor

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all worked out. Great little trick . Thank you for watching and your Sub Matt.. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@manuelcorea458]

Yes thank you I just got an 04 RK and I want to do all my maintenance work myself... I did the front ones but I was ready to take the whole wheel off to do the rear and you just saved me 🤙🙏

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad I could help. Thank you for watching and your sub Manuel. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@roegiersmusic]

Great video Rocco!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Thank you Colin for all your Support. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@roegiersmusic]

You do the same brother.

[@cliffordthomas9623]

Tks awsome video

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Let us know how this works out. Thank you for watching and your Sub Clifford. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@jeffo3253]

thanks for the video, did front n back from your insights

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to hear all went well. Thank you for watching it all your support Jeff. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@jeffo3253]

@@TwoWheelRocco I also hit the Subscribe button!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Thank you I appreciate that. It all helps. Ride safe and have a great weekend.

[@timmylee1974]

Thanks for the video bro

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for you Sub Timmylee. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day

[@odelldaniel7868]

great video, I was hoping I didn't have to remove to axle

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Just make sure you collapse the pistons in the calipers all the way and everything will work out. if you don't you won't have the space. Let us know how it works out. Thank you for watching and your sub. Odell. Ride safe and have a great day

[@jasonhardy8037]

Thanks you for the video 💯🤘😎🤘

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Jason. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@rickeydiviney2433]

Thanks. No problem except I had to compress piston with screwdriver at top and bottom

[@TwoWheelRocco]

I'm glad all went well. Most times you have to compress those pistons 100% for the new Brake Pads. But it seems like you have everything on the control. Thank you for watching all your support Ricky. Ride safe and have a great day. Love those Road King.

[@johncalkins429]

Thanks for the Great Information. Helped Me out

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. I know those rear brake pads can be a bear. Just make the pistons in your caliber is a compressed 100%. Thank you for watching and your sub John. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@oldasdihrt5993]

That...my friend...was a damn good video. Thanx

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Just remember collapse those pistons in your caliber 100%. To make room for the new pads. Thank you for watching and all your support. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@JVee-xy3tl]

Great video bro... been in the habit of taking the whole damn rear wheel off and caliper just to replace the pads. Got the front done last week, looking forward to doing the rear this weekend.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help. It is a little tricky...Take a close look how the pad lay on rotor and turn wheel. compressed caliper piston all the way and this will give you the room needed. Any questions just ask.

[@cynbartek9324]

thanks on your great advise it will be easy will need a cycle jack !!!!!!!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Take a look at this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYG9n2V6lt15lZI. Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Cindy. Let us know how this works out. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@jim1941]

Thank You. Your a gentleman and a scholar.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Jimmy D. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@stevenpaydon7175]

That was very helpful, thank you!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad it was helpful! Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Steve. Ride Safe and have a great 4th of July.

[@danchristopher7957]

Thanks Buddy... appreciate your help.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Thank you for watching all your support Dan. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@eliterry3785]

Liked. Subbed. Grateful. Thank you for posting.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Eli. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@conanmcdonough3294]

Thanks man ! I have this type on my 03 sportster👍

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Let us know how this works out. Thank you for watching and your sub Conan. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@D.Martin]

Awesome tips!!!! Totally worked

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy all went well,. Thank you for watching all your support D.Martin.. Ride safe And have a great day.

[@ericjohnson5823]

I'm gonna need a new tire after this season. Would you recommend I wait till then since I have to take the wheel off anyway. Pads are still good, but I want to change them this year after the season. What are your thoughts?

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help if you need Brake Pads, replace them You don't need to remove the wheel to do brake pads. Thank you for watching and all your support Eric. Let us know how it works out. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@Charlesg1004]

Thank you,great video.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Charles. Ride Safe and have a great day

[@gloryland59]

Nice video, doing mine today.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Make sure those pistons in your caliper are 100% depressed, one side at a time. To account for your new Brake Pads. Any questions just ask. Let us know how it works out. Thank you for watching and all your support Gloryland. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@steveforber10]

Hi Rocco, great video again, just one question, when compressing the brake calliper pistons with the master cylinder cover off as in the video, does the brake fluid overflow when you push the calliper pistons all the way back to accept, newer, thicker brake pads and is it prudent to cover the master cylinder with a clean rag to absorb any brake fluid in case of spillage? BTW Can you do a video of how to manually check the ignition timing on a road king as I have a 1998 model Keep making these great videos Ride free and be safe Steve

[@TwoWheelRocco]

As for the brake fluid check it prior doing the brake pads as you collapse that cylinder fluid will return to your master cylinder. Be careful you don't want to get brake fluid on the paint. I hope that helps as far as the ignition. You should not have to worry about. For watching Steve. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@dennistolley7253]

Do you have a video for replacing the timing chain and tentioner with the upgrade/newer materials and newer style smooth edge chain. I've got 37k on the beast and don't want that to fly to s--t while on the road

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, No I haven't had that problem yet. But you'd be surprised they last along time.. . Thank you for watching and your sub Dennis. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@twister4489]

Rocco, did the master overflow at all when you compressed the pistons? Would you recommend taking a little bit of fluid out at the beginning?

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Yes I would loosen the cap and take some out. Sorry I was not clear on that. Thank you for your comment and Sub Jorge. Let us know how that works out. Ride Safe and have a great Day.

[@matt8863]

Rocco you're great.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Thank you Matt for all your Support. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@indyguy2899]

Great video. Thanks for posting

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Glad you enjoyed it. Any questions just ask. Thank you for your Sub Indy. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@ronaldruetschejr1834]

On your bike. It has a split rotor that is why you have those pins to rest the pads on .. on most bikes they have a solid rotor.so a little harder to put pads on but a easy process

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub Ronald. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@stephenkanne4710]

Thank you for the vid very well done.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for watching and your sub.Stephen. Let us know how that worked out. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

I'm going to give it a try with your instructions. Otherwise it's a bigger task.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Make sure the pistons are fully compressed.You could crack the bleeder screw a little bit to collapse the Pistons. Do it fast so you don't get any air in the system?. Thank you for watching and all your support RoadKing99. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@MEGADENHDEN]

Thank You for the Great Video!!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Any questions just ask. Thank you for all your support and your sub.Aeh. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@VictorManuelCeballosCord-bo8cr]

Thank You for the video, excelent!!

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help. Thank you for watching all your support Victor. Ride safe and have a great day.

[@manthis22]

I don't see any links for the pads, jack, etc like you mentioned in the video. Otherwise, good video and strategy.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to help the brake pad you could find on eBay very simple. Any questions just ask if I could help I surely would be happy to. Thank you for watching and all your support Manthis Ride safe and have a great day.

[@keithmoeggenberg4572]

Thanks, saved me a lot of time and extra HD BS!

[@keithmoeggenberg4572]

Also noticed the new brake pads needed to have the paint bored out of the bolt holes. (bolts wouldn't slide through)

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Happy to Help, Thank you for your Sub Keith. Ride Safe and have a great day.

[@TwoWheelRocco]

Where they HD pads?

[@keithmoeggenberg4572]

@@TwoWheelRocco Ordered off Amazon, store name is Zinger. Severe Duty Sintered FA400

[@TwoWheelRocco]

They are good pads, Ride Safe and have a great day.