Ktm 1290 super adventure rear brake pads change

[@colinlow1167]

Thanks, very useful. Doing my first change at 12,500 miles.

[@colinlow1167]

BTW, wincing at you poking around with a screwdriver. I've always used wood or plastic if possible. I have some heavy plastic vehicle trim removal tools that I plan to use to work at the caliper pistons, and something metal and blunt if that fails :-)

[@colinlow1167]

After a bit of a fight I put the outside pad in first, followed by the inside. There are no pistons on the inside to catch on and with a smear of copper grease I found it easier to judge when it was ready to slide in. The video was invaluable, and saved me a lot of time.

[@cmlago]

Muy útil el video. Me los grabo en el celular por las dudas me pase algo. Saludo desde Argentina!

[@EARP87]

Can you help me with the number part please I'm confused with all the brands number

[@eduardovidegain7930]

Hi. I ve got problem with my rear brake. The bomb leak some brake liquid. Do you know what could be? Sorry for my english

[@seabiscuit726142]

Thanks for the video! I'm preparing to do the same job on my 2018 1090R. I'm pretty sure the pads & caliper are identical. BTW, what's the device on your wrist? Is it for glycemie monitoring?

[@arezesonwheels4119]

Action cam controller

[@ticoenmoto]

Amazing... Thanks

[@Drj988]

How so many miles, ride easy? at 23k miles and installing my 4th set.

[@Drj988]

You still had pad left! Lol

[@arezesonwheels4119]

I don't break much. I guess that depends on where do you live. I don't ride hard all the time.