TOP BRAKE MT5 Disc Bike Brake Pads Installation Guide
- June 1, 2024
- TOP BRAKE
Table of Contents
TOP BRAKE MT5 Disc Bike Brake Pads
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Loosening Components
First, loosen caliper mounting bolts with tool. Loosen pin on top of caliper.
Visual Description: The image shows a hand using a tool to loosen bolts on a bicycle’s brake caliper. There is a highlighted red circle around the caliper mounting bolts and the pin on top of the caliper indicating the areas to be loosened.
Step 2: Removal of Brake Pads
Remove existing brake pads from caliper.
Visual Description: The image depicts the removal of brake pads from the caliper with fingers pulling the top brake pad out. The direction of removal is indicated by a red arrow.
Step 3: Retracting Pistons
Use tool to retract pistons back to its horizontal position.
Visual Description: There are two close-up insets labeled ‘a’ and ‘b’. Inset ‘a’ shows the tool being used to push one piston, and inset ‘b’ shows the other piston being retracted. The main image displays a broader view of the caliper with the pistons being retracted.
Step 4: Preparing New Brake Pads
Prepare new pair of TOP BRAKE disc brake pads. Assembled TOP BRAKE brake pads
with spring. Insert them into the caliper.
Visual Description: The image illustrates a hand holding a new brake pad with a spring attached, ready to be inserted into the caliper. The direction of insertion is shown with a red arrow.
Step 5: Securing Components
Tighten the mounting bolts, then later the pin.
Visual Description: The image displays the caliper with a tool tightening the mounting bolts. The pin on top of the caliper, which needs to be tightened afterwards, is also visible.
Step 6: Alignment Check
When brake pad installation is completed, check if rotor is aligned at center.
Visual Description: The image shows the caliper from the side with newly installed brake pads. The central alignment of the rotor between the pads is highlighted for inspection.
Specifications
Component | Description |
---|---|
Brake Pads | TOP BRAKE disc brake pads with spring |
Tools Required | Caliper mounting bolt tool, piston retraction tool |
Alignment Check | Ensure rotor is centered between new brake pads |
FAQ
Q: How do I know if my brake pads need replacing?
A: Inspect the thickness of the brake pads. If they are worn down to less
than 1/4 of their original thickness, they should be replaced.
Q: Can I use any brand of disc brake pads for my bicycle?
A: It is recommended to use the brand and model specific to your
bicycle’s braking system for optimal performance and safety.
Q: What should I do if the rotor is not aligned after installing new
brake pads?
A: Loosen the caliper mounting bolts slightly, realign the rotor so it is
centered between the pads, and then retighten the bolts. Ensure the caliper is
properly secured before riding.
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