How to Replace Bike Disc Brake Pads: Sram and Shimano

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[Barncatfish]

Instructive, no fluff, good camera angles. Thanks

[WiredEbiker]

Changing my pads today for the first time. This is the most helpful video I've found. Thank you so much for posting this video!!

[daveford]

I had my wheel off and my son pressed my brake lever and wrecked it - I could barely get the wheel and rotor back in! This video saved my ride! The card trick was all that I needed! I can’t thank you enough!

[chillout]

The paper/business card trick was a godsend 6:04. I was at wits end with my disc rubbing on my pads I was actually about to buy a whole new caliper unit. You just saved me a lot of money. Thank you.

[MTBQandA]

Well that business card/ paper trick is a new one for me. Thanks for that lil tip!

[jordyv.]

I love this video! Very instructive, explained in such a way that one can understand this easily in both visual and audible ways!

[cg]

New to mtb world, this was a great help. Have done many pad replacements on my dirtbike/motorcycle, so I thought a bicycle would be the same but I was wrong. Thanks to your video, I feel confident to try this on my new to me Yeti, the piston adjustment and biz card trick are game changers.

[julesnfriends]

Really well presented, thank you. If only all bike maintenance videos were like this. Please make some more!

[iainhartshorne]

Thanks for this. Was struggling to get the pistons apart. Turns out i was being too gentle. Flat head to the rescue!

[USMCPurpleHeart]

Thank you. Very sequential, clear and complete. I will do 350DS now.

[bobdehuisbaas]

Very informative, feel confident enough to try this myself now

[davemader]

Just changed mine. Very simple with the help of this vid. The paper trick is golden!

I have one spot on the rotor that is still JUST rubbing the pads..Probably a slightly warped rotor? Honestly it's barely audible so I'm not to concerned...just bedded them I so I'm good to go!

Great vid man. Thanks!

[joestyczko]

Very helpful simple and quick too many people always think people are real stupid those are awesome but I like the way you only explain the important things and you get right to the point and I'm going to try it now and I'll let you know how it goes keep up the good work bye

[dipeshkc]

it is so useful and explained in such a simple and easy way. thanks

[smbkybr]

Really clear and helpful video. Many thanks

[dealviindeproductions]

Just replaced mine. Thanks for teaching me.

[ToddSloanIAAN]

...need to do this type of work with my bike. will look in the description below.

[reidwagner]

Never done this at all. But you explained the process very well in a logical order with I may encounter and how to solve them. I may give it a try. O bookmarked this page

[sergiolopez]

Great video! Very helpful. Thanks for the help

[BrianRPaterson]

I recommend using a plastic tyre lever to separate and push back pistons. They're softer than a screwdriver, so there's less chance of damaging a piston.