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[Porter H. Watson]

Am changing brake pads, have changed the front, but how to get old pads off rear?--Thanks _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

[Bogdan Swider]

> Am changing brake pads, have changed the front, but how to get old pads > off > rear?--Thanks >

I don't understand what the problem is since you successfully changed the front. Take off the caliper and move it in and out. The pads will fall out; there's no pin. Bogdan

[imfreelandian]

I need some for my '04. I ride about 60% on/40% off road. Any advice on what brand, what kind etc. would be much appreciated. Thanks, Gerry

[Tengai Mark Van Horn]

At 9:30 PM +0000 7/29/09, imfreelandian wrote:

>I need some for my '04. I ride about 60% on/40% off road. Any advice >on what brand, what kind etc. would be much appreciated.

I'm not picky, but I generally prefer (if I can get a deal on them) sintered SBS or DP Brakes, front and rear. Mark

[West Hovland]

My $.02, Stock OEM pads work well, last a long time and are gentle to the rotors... not all 3rd party brands fit all those catagories. West

> Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Rear Brake Pads > > I need some for my '04. I ride about 60% on/40% off road. Any advice on what brand, what kind etc. would be much appreciated. > > Thanks, Gerry

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[svw714221]

FYI - I was at my local Kawasaki dealer this weekend getting my Concours inspected and see that they have 2009 KLR 650's at $1,000 off. $4,599.00. No affiliation - just passing the info along. They are Hebelers Kawasaki in Pendleton, New York. Scott