Brake pads are critical to safety. Learn how to replace them yourself efficiently to ensure your GS brakes like new.

Signs Indicating Brake Pad Replacement

Squealing noises, reduced braking power, or visual thinning of pads signal replacement needs.

Checking regularly prevents damage to rotors.

Gathering Tools and Parts

Prepare new pads, wrenches, a screwdriver, and brake cleaner beforehand.

Refer to your manual for pad type and torque specs.

Removing the Old Brake Pads

Remove caliper bolts and carefully spread the pistons before replacing pads.

Avoid damaging caliper seals during the process.

Installing New Pads and Reassembly

Position new pads correctly, reassemble caliper, and tighten bolts to spec.

Pump the brake lever to set the pads before riding.