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andyscooter
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PostPosted: 18:50 - 23 Mar 2017    Post subject: yamaha wr125x rear caliper removal Reply with quote
lad I work with is doing his brakes in my garage after work tomorrow

only thing is we cant work out how to get rear caliper off as there doesn't seem to be any bolts to undo except those on the pins to get pads out

its a 63 plated one


anyone had one or know how to remove these
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PostPosted: 19:27 - 23 Mar 2017    Post subject: Re: yamaha wr125x rear caliper removal Reply with quote
andyscooter wrote:
lad I work with is doing his brakes in my garage after work tomorrow

only thing is we cant work out how to get rear caliper off as there doesn't seem to be any bolts to undo except those on the pins to get pads out

its a 63 plated one


anyone had one or know how to remove these
Usually one of the sliding pins has a hexagon on the end, you undo and remove that slider, swivel the caliper up on the other slider and then just pull the main caliper off of its bracket.

See this picture, a single bolt removed and it has been swung up then you pull it off the other slider.
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-iB7cQmBvsRg/VK8YR_YdeqI/AAAAAAAACTk/fCECH1hxb3w/s1600/IMG_20150101_162659.jpg
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