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How to Replace the Rear Brake Pads on Aprilia Shiver 750

Model: Aprilia Shiver 750
Part: Brake pads

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To replace the rear brake pads on the Aprilia Shiver, loosen the nuts securing the pin at the back of the brake caliper. By loosening the nuts, you can remove the pin from its holes, allowing the pads to be extracted without issues.

Once the old pads have been removed, insert the new replacement parts into their housing in the caliper. Finally, reinsert the pin into the appropriate holes, securing it with the nuts that were removed.


Updated on 5 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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