S2r800 front brake change

Started by MostroS2R, July 16, 2014, 08:30:07 AM

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MostroS2R

Sorry if this is a stupid question, going to tackle changing my front brakes.
How the heck do you get the front calipers off and then pads?
Was checking quickly and don't see how they are mounted to the forks.

Thanks
Rocco
07 S2R

minnesotamonster

2004 S4R
1998 Honda F3 (Track)
2001 M600 (Now the Wife's)

MostroS2R

Thanks for the link, great write up.
One thing though, my caliper mounts to the fork doesn't have bolts that seam removable, hard to explain. I'll take a better pic and post it.

http://git.me/photo/2014/06/10/580013205845894272/10379130442720153600/2007-Ducati-S2R-800.jpg
Rocco
07 S2R

thorn14

Remove the allan bolts that come off the fork tube bottoms. Maybe 6mm head size from memory.
M620 turned M800 but then back to M620 after the M800 died at 110k, and now to Multi 1000.

MostroS2R

And then I can take the calipers off?
Rocco
07 S2R

thorn14

Yup, if they are like mine, may require some wiggling to get off the rotor, but should come off fairly easily.
M620 turned M800 but then back to M620 after the M800 died at 110k, and now to Multi 1000.

seevtsaab

You might have to pry the pads apart just a touch to wriggle the calipers off.
(I carefully wedge a big ass screwdriver in there)

Pay special attention to the tutorial part about 'pump the brake lever when you are done ....'

MostroS2R

Thanks for the help, what are the torque specs for those bolts
Rocco
07 S2R

SpikeC

 They are in the "torque spec" thread .
Spike Cornelius
  PDX
   2009 M1100S Assorted blingy odds and ends(now gone)
2008 Bimota DB5R  woo-Hoo!
   1965 T100SC

SpikeC

 They are in the "torque spec" thread . In Tutorials
Spike Cornelius
  PDX
   2009 M1100S Assorted blingy odds and ends(now gone)
2008 Bimota DB5R  woo-Hoo!
   1965 T100SC

BK_856er

M695 and S2R800 share the same floating calipers.  I replaced the stock calipers with something else a long time ago, but I don't remember needing to take off any bolts to swap pads on the stock calipers.  Just a clip and a pin, calipers can stay on.

BK

brad black

Brad The Bike Boy

http://www.bikeboy.org

MostroS2R

Thanks guys, that was really easy to do.
Rocco
07 S2R