Honda ST1100 Front Brake Pads in 10 minutes

[@chrismiller6375]

Personally I would remove the calliper to look at the pistons before I pushed them home.

[@GPz84]

Perfect example on how 'not to' replace brake pads.
Remove the caliper and do it properly so you can clean pistons and give a good visual inspection.

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

I guess having 100,000 miles on the bike means I have done something right, you can do your more in depth if you need, but it is not always necessary.

[@relentlessness4392]

Never thought I'd learned so much from someone sitting Indian style😂 thank you from 2024

[@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639]

Unless you are sure your caliper pistons are spotless you should NOT use the screwdriver method as it forces the crud built up on them back past the seals and is sure to cause leaks. On an ST it takes only a couple bolts and an extra minute to properly remove the caliper and thoroughly clean the area.

[@vintagebikes4215]

So true...always disappoints when I see someone suggest the screwdriver method.

[@douglaslee8853]

Thank you for the simple teaching.It was very helpful.

[@tomthompson7400]

i wouldnt push pistons back without first cracking the bleed screw ,,, especially on anything with abs ,,, but hey , to each their own i guess ,

[@1973mayo28]

Excelente video amigo, gracias

[@motorcyclerefurbishment8162]

I would put anti-seize on the pin screw element, but not along the plain part, the pads slide along, anti-seize just attracts dirt, stops the pads sliding along....

[@vintagebikes4215]

Yup

[@ZygmuntKletterstein]

Very helpful, thanks mate :)

[@calvinfogue6747]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@roythearcher]

those are the same calipers I have on my bandit!

[@OjaiRoy]

Awesome, thanks!

[@xe1hhmdandounvolteon886]

Hi is the same procedure for the rear pad brake??? Thenks...

[@SoundandLightTechnicians]

Miguel Hernández Téllez I have a video showing a rear tire replacement. You can see the caliper there

[@Roger_Ramjet]

thank you!!

[@xe1hhm]

Hi again which is the EBC type for rear pad?

[@iPodtouchFan2000]

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