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To replace the front brake pads on an Aprilia Pegaso 650, loosen the screws securing the brake caliper in its housing on the respective disc. Once the caliper is free from the disc, you can remove the old pads inside and insert the new ones. At this point, reposition the caliper in its housing on the disc and secure it by inserting the previously removed screws. After installation, check that the brake functions correctly.

Updated on 6 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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