How to change rear brake pads on a triumph rocket 3

[@colossuswbu]

Thank you. You were a great help. I let some Harley twit screw up my rear brake components, but was still able to use your tips to change pads. 2011 Triumph Rocket III Roadster.

[@theonlysillysausage7080]

I'm glad I could be your help.

[@aronaron7564]

Thanks this made the job really easy easiest brake job I've ever done wish the fronts were this simple as well although there not to hard either great videos

[@MsOnslow]

Thanks very much for the video. Makes life much easier. Happy Motoring!

[@natefrawley]

Thanks mate, I ride the same make/model bike. This video helped and saved me bulk coin. 💰

[@irekcwiklinski4485]

Tell me, my friend, how to remove the brake caliper to replace the seals?

[@chrisdunton3327]

Thanks. Very easy to follow.

[@mirkhani1]

Is bedding required after this job? Wouldn't new thicker pads touch the rotor? Or does brake system self adjust Itself?

[@TDVerm]

Didn't realize it was that easy.. thanks for the video... to make it look easy:) ps ur torch was a bit rambunctious lol

[@thewhingnut]

great vid man!

[@onlylexus]

Those brake pads are fine, the groove is not worn down much?

[@richareno233]

Love you videos, brother, but you need to buy a headlamp for your forehead! That flashlight refuses to play.

[@adriantuck4318]

cheers mate

[@safelyanonymous5717]

thanks mate

[@59vaughn]

Thank you.....

[@alphamike9560]

no need to bleed?

[@williamobe52]

Nop

[@williamobe52]

Just push the brake pedal until sets.

[@candymintz]

tripod, zoom, flashlight

[@Ihaka-v4z]

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