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Great video Kurt. Thank you

Thanks so much, from a non mechanical guy,  just replaced  front and rear brake pads on my 21 GSA. Much Appreciated !

If you are only replacing rear brake pads there is no need to remove the caliper, only if you want to do a cleaning. But if you take out the caliper you must use Thread lock compound to the T40 screws (manual says to replace the screws too)

Thanks Kurt. One suggestion: while you have the caliper off, take a moment to inspect the slider pins. At 18K miles, my 2022 definitely needed some attention. Clean them up and apply high-temperature brake grease—it only takes a few minutes. I noticed some premature and uneven lining wear on mine, which I suspect was due to the slider pins.

Love the call to the dealer for a price-check on rear pad replacements at the end.  $200 indeed!  Or, $50 for the pads and 30 minutes of your time, and with the leftover money you can buy and change out both sets of the front pads, and still go have a couple beers with the change.  Thanks for your videos, I always watch them again before I work on my R12GSA

How much do you tighten the bolts on the rear brake caliper on the r1300gsa?

I find a C clamp works really well for pushing cylinders back. I'd open the bleed screw first. rather than push fluid back up the system if these are ABS. Spray the dirt and dust off with cleaner.

God damn it. I just did my rear brakes and didnt transfer the shim to the new pad.... Wish I watched this before I went ahead and did it 😂😂

Add soap and water with the tooth brush and clean before pushing the pistons in

Great video! Is the white "wafer" type buffer needed when installing the new outside pad or just the metal piece?

Are you going to replace the brake fluid?

Toothbrush, bad.  Compressed air, good.

You need to learn your inner & outers 😅