TRIUMPH SPEEDTWIN REAR BRAKE PAD CHANGING🛠😅👍

After completing successful 10k on my 2020 speed twin 1200..it's time to change rear brake pads with the oem brake pads...and tools required are rear paddock stand, 27 ring wrench,5mm Allen key,hammer, a medium size screwdriver and multipurpose grease...for rear brake pads changing we have to remove the rear wheel or the job can't be done and then comes out the rear caliper holding plate and eventually the brake pads... through cleaning is must..and rest is on the video..thankyou viewers for supporting my videos....happy diwali in advance to all my viewers..
Jj biker!!!!

[@TheAshishDdaviddShow]

Quiet inspiring. Wonderful blog.

[@MrBill919]

❤

[@shabrezahmed888]

Love the attention to detail. Great job 👏 👍 👌

[@rajatyadav800]

Was just looking for this. Thanks mate 🙏🏻

[@LifeBehindBarsBigSky]

You missed the crucial points. (1)how to reinstall the abs sensor with the washer next to the bracket. (2) Proper torque of the rear axle. (3) proper reassembly of rear wheel spacers.

[@JJBIKER]

I did that,was in raw footage...because of big length ,got deleted while editing!!!

[@dmitria3788]

rear spindle nut is 110 NM not 90 and its crucial that you dont do it 90 please correct this asap !

[@gurcharan.2011]

Excellent job 👍

[@FredWilbury]

Thanks for this I bought non OEM pads they were too thick had to bin them and get OEM 😮 good job regards fred

[@rasmikantapattnayak]

👍👍👏

[@JJBIKER]

Thankyou brother!!

[@MotuSethGopangamDas]

Awesome!

[@devbbsr12]

super

[@sshi5589]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@hardfeelings4028]

Where u bought ceramic breakpads

[@JJBIKER]

from the triumph dealership....👍

[@gavinmonteiro3889]

Where have you got the OEM pads from?

[@JJBIKER]

From the dealership itself..

[@kfdsdg8hbbgx]

Bhai ye bike aapki hai

[@JJBIKER]

Absolutely 😊👍

[@abartchen1930]

Can the caliper be removed to replace the brake pads?

[@JJBIKER]

Nope...because of the rear caliper carrier is designed so..that without removing the rear tyre ..u can't just get it out like the t120...

[@lj8695]

after watching the whole video it looks like it's not necessary to remove the wheel. does anyone have the same thought?

[@JJBIKER]

Plz try than let me know👍

[@kev7240]

Front pads not changed yet?

[@JJBIKER]

No...still little life left after running for 13k

[@kev7240]

@@JJBIKER what about the chain sprocket?

[@JJBIKER]

@@kev7240 still 50% life left according to chain adjustment indicator mark....

[@kev7240]

@@JJBIKER also wanted to ask how your electricals are holding up after all these years, I just purchased a 2021 twin and was wondering if I should take an extended warranty. Is it really needed or can skip

[@JJBIKER]

@kev7240 all going just great!!u can go ahead for peace of mind..