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Suzuki Address 110 - Changing the Brake Pads
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- čas přidán 7. 03. 2019
- A quick 'how to' guide in response to a viewer question.
Thanks for the question Arjit.
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私は日本に住んでいる鈴木 一郎と申します。スズキのバイクの整備動画を出してくださり、心より感謝申し上げます。
Your ADDRESS'ed (lol) bike activity is really appreciated! Brakes, valves, service... many thanks is just not enough to express the gratitude 😊 i might pop in the "brewery" link for you 😜
Cheers Michael. Glad to hear you’re getting some use out of the videos. I’m away from the bike(s) during all these lockdowns and it’s driving me crazy. Can’t wait to get back and ride again, and make some more videos 😁👍
Man, your videos will make me certified mechanic one day. Great video again, i finally changed my bike break pads with new one, yes indeed they are less powerful at the moment but your last sentence was "it takes time". Thanks guys.
PS: Service dog retired ?
Glad that you got your new brake pads sorted 👍 The service dog had the day off today. She’s had a busy week 😆
Good video guys - I like your style. Keep them coming.
Thanks Grandad 😀
Brilliant video again, thank you so much for putting these together.
No worries. It’s all good fun 👍
Next vid is how ro clean the CVT of suzuki address..😊..thanks for that wonderful vid..
The plan is to head towards the back of the bike for some videos soon 👍
Thanks guys.
No worries. Thanks for watching 👍
More than happy to make a donation to show us how to do rear brake shoes. Just dont trust my garage since they messed my bike up last time. Many thanks.
Hey Space Ghost! I had actually saved your comment from last time so that I’d remember to have a look at my rear brakes the next time an opportunity presented itself. No donation required, I just need to find the time to have a look as it’s probably not the quickest job to do. Could you tell me what problems you’re having with your bike? I might be able to suggest something in the meantime 👍
@@MechitBetter Thanks buddy you are a gem & really appreciate your response.
Its the rear brake shoes that need replacing. I have watched other videos where it simply a case of removing the exhaust guards and 2 screws underneath the bike to actually remove the exhaust to get to the back wheel and remove it to access the shoes.
However, underneath (where the bolts hold the exhaust in place) it seems as though there are cables that feed into the exhaust and not entirely sure what they are there for. Its pretty daunting under there compared to other scooters. Any advice would be awesome.
Thanks again 🙂
No worries. I’ve just uploaded a video for you. The only wire I can see down underneath where the exhaust mounts is for the lambda sensor. It should all be clearer in the video. Let us know if you have anything different 👍
@@MechitBetter Honestly man, you are a gentleman and a genius!
Seriously, you should set up a patreon thing or something.
I cannot actually believe you have done this video 🙂
Cannot thank you enough!
Cheers friend. We might set one up in the future and do some e-begging, but we’re always just genuinely glad if we can help. Hope the video is helpful. Any issues, give us a shout.
Nice and easy to understand although one of me scoots is a vision same principle thanks boys👍
Thanks for your continued support! Hope the video translates well to the Vision
very nice video again, (- i'm a great believer in correct torque settings - pity not included , ) many thanks
Thanks Geoff. If you can find the correct torque settings, please let us know 👍
Another great video, thank you guys 👍.
Thanks for watching 👍👍
Thank you!! This helped soooooo much!
Great vid lads!
Thanks mate... it was really helpful 🙏🙏🙏
Glad to hear it 👍
Im currently trying to get my break pads in but my piston will not move so i have taken the top headlight section of the bike off but cannot locate the part you spoke of in the video any chance you van help me ?
Did You both use to do a show called "The Mighty Hedge"?
Great entertaining and edumacatin vids Gents. I look forward to lots and lots more ;)
From Sunny Lancashire :)
Cheers Sean. We have nothing to do with hedges, but it sounds awesome haha!
Great job guys !!!!!!!!! Thank you
Thanks!
Nice vid. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching 👍
What is the name of grease used when replacing brake pads
I have a suzuki address 125cc scooter 2013 do you no way I can find parts to buy for it like the right brake lever pump ??
I’ve just had a quick look at my usual places but nobody seems to list parts. It’s a rare model. Maybe a Suzuki dealer is the simplest way 👍
As iam on a dirt road and like to change the air filter can you show that
If you watch our ‘How to a service your scooter’ video, that job is shown 👍
Super !
Thanks 👍😁
Another good info vid lads👍👍
How do you push the piston back in if its fully out
Thanks guys. Great video.
I have a problem that one of my brake pad seem to tear more than the other side. I think the caliper need to be adjusted. Can you tell me or make a video for that please ? Thank you
A little extra wear on one side is fairly normal; but it might be worth stripping down and cleaning your caliper. We haven’t made a video showing how to do this on the Suzuki Address, but we made on for the Kawasaki GT750, and it’s pretty much the same method for both bikes >>
czcams.com/video/R47QxJbPDm4/video.html
More video for suzuki 110 ty guys!
Please do a video changing a fork seal front shox ty
I live in Portugal and where can I buy all the parts so I can take care off my scooter and I have a question . Can I change the back tire for a bigger one?
Hi. My best guess if you don’t have independent bike stores near you would be the Suzuki dealer. The parts might be a bit more expensive but at least they’ll have them.
It is possible to use bigger tyres, but they slow the bike down quite a lot. I have no experience of doing this. Some of the guys in the owners group have done this and might be able to advise you better than I can. Here’s the link.
facebook.com/groups/1922116438012959/?ref=share
I tried a slightly bigger size but not worthy, you'll regret it. The bike as it comes fitted from Suzuki brand new, is providing the best performance of its highest riding quality which is also certified, trust me, by keeping the ratio of the components related to the size & features! Keep in mind this is a LIGHT, slim, cheap bike concept, so... stick on this idea.
Any chance you could tell me how to replace the rear brake switch?
I’ve got inside the front fairing but haven’t been able to remove the switch wire from the brake lever.
Thanks
How to overhaul or refresh the engine of Suzuki address 110.thank you ride safe... 😊😊😊
which brand of front and rear tire do you use? can i learn the tire size
I'm sending love from turkey. I like your program very much.I follow you and want to make repairs and renovations.front disc brake pad replacement very easy to watch you very nice thank you.which brand and what kind of medicine you used on the brake pad.thank you . I'm using google translate . sorry
I just bought a used one .what tyre pressures are you using ??? ,thanks cant find info any where No hand book ,,
Good choice. From memory I think it’s 29psi at the front and 33psi at the back, but there’s a sticker under the seat that has the recommended pressures on 👍
@@MechitBetter found it thks u are right 👍
@@MechitBetter in AUSTRALIA they are using inner tubes. But seems that 2021 have changed to tubeless ??.mine is a 2019.
What do you prefer ?? 🤔
I have tubeless and tubed bikes. I don’t mind either so long as I don’t get a puncture. A simple nail through the tyre is much easier to fix on the tubeless tyres though, so I guess tubeless for that reason 👍
@@MechitBetter also I would think tubeless on the front. Is safer. If you get a flat. While riding 👍👍👍
I change the first time at 10.000 mls
Why no copper slip on the pin? 🤔
I think we must have forgotten. We usually use it
Can i ask..what is that color brown?grease?
The grease at 6:50 and 8:12 is COPPER GREASE. Please DON’T use normal grease!! 👍
@@MechitBetter thankyou☺️
@@MechitBetter what if i use normal grease..?
The normal grease can very easily transfer to the friction material of your brake pads, and then you will crash 👍😁
@@MechitBetter oh..now i know..tnx sir.godbless
Nice done
Thanks 👍
Mech it Better thank you so much
I cant remove the fkn allen screw so hard 😞
Yeah, they’re notorious for sticking. One of the very few faults with the bike. I’ve even heard of people replacing the caliper because the pin won’t come out. Nightmare!
Looking forward for other suzuki address videos
Cheers. Looking forward to a time when we can all actually go out for a ride again!
About the install a twin pot KX85 Tokico front caliper on my address for improved braking. How do you take off the Speedo fairing to get to the brake fluid reservoir?
I think we cover that in either the headlight bulb video, or the heated grips video. I forget which!