Juiced Bikes Brake Pad Replacement
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- Watch this video for complete instructions on how to replace the brake pads on your Juiced Bike.
0:00 When to replace brake pads
1:28 What you need
2:01 Brake pad replacement
7:47 Bedding brakes
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Thanks. I changed mine tonight on my hyperscrambler 2. Super simple. I didn’t remove the front tire. I just used the same technique for the back tire. Removed the caliper instead. Did front and rear in about 15 minutes.
I was wondering to myself why in the world would they tell us to remove the front tire?!?!?
great instructions, well done😎
Thank you so much❤❤👍👍👍
My Ripcurrent S has pins holding in the brake pads instead of a retaining screw. It's the same procedure, but you've just got to straighten out the pins and pull them out instead of unscrewing the first screw. This video has an example: czcams.com/video/Xqw0SaZl-jo/video.html
Easy to install, stopped my squeaky brakes! I used the Shimano Pads for $10 per wheel.
My RR squeaks like crazy on both wheels. Just got Shimano organics. Hope it will help!
Where can i get the screw that holds the caliper in
Hey juiced team, I was riding my ripcurrent s yesterday and the brake lever started to leak mineral oil. It stopped now but what can I do to address this issue?
Hey 👋 Contact suppory@juicedbikes.com and include pictures or video of the issue for troubleshooting and assistance.
Brilliant! JB recommends changing brake pads if they are worn out? 🤣😂😆🤣😂😆
It looks really simple to replace the pads. I wonder why you need the annoying music in the background. It seems that most folks do this and it is distracting.
Can yo do this without removing the wheel?
You could just unscrew the caliper from the bike and replace the pads that way, but you would need to re-align the caliper after.
Removing the wheel is an unnecessary step. Any bike mechanic worth their salt will go the route of just taking the caliper off and realigning it after changing the brakes. Why over complicate an easy job Juiced?
@@overt1984 Agreed ! Alignment is easy-After replacing pads, leave caliper bolts loose/Squeeze brake lever to actuate brakes/while brakes are actuated, tighten caliper mounting bolts, then release. Tighten bolts to proper torque. This is shown in video starting @5:17 EZ-Peazy
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