Replacing Rear Brake Pads on Triumph Speed 400 - DIY

After quite a few requests from fellow riders, I have finally got a chance to make a DIY video on hot to replace the rear brake pad on the Speed 400.
The video can be used as an example for other bikes as well as the basic procedure remains the same.
Items Required:
New Brake Pad (Obviously lol )
Torx T30 size key
Brake cleaner or chain cleaner
That is all. Stay tuned for an upcoming long trip in May. In the meantime, Safe Riding.
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[@gurucharanchundi]

Cool! The music was a bit too loud and distracting in my opinion. Just some feedback! Thanks for the video!

[@Tra-V-Logs]

Will keep it in mind for the next video. Thanks 👍🏽

[@incridablekarthi228]

Bro ,by looking My brake pad is good but i get squeaky (kitch kitch) noise from rear disc while breaking, what tobdo any idea?

[@Tra-V-Logs]

Could be dirt between pads and rotor. Try removing it and cleaning it. If required sand it down slightly. Should get resolved. I had the same problem with the front rotor

[@anilguguloth5221]

Can you provide me the link for purchasing the brakepads

[@Tra-V-Logs]

Not available on their website. Get in touch with them on [phone] WhatsApp

[@prasanththeexplorer179]

May i know the allen key name which you used for removing the brake pads

[@2wheeledcompanion]

t30