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How to Replace the Rear Brake Pads on a Piaggio MP3 500cc

Model: Piaggio Mp3 500
Part: Brake pads

Video tutorial

In this video, see how to disassemble and replace the rear brake pads on a Piaggio MP3 500cc scooter in simple steps. First, remove the silencer from the exhaust; to do this, unscrew the fixing bracket bolt and the metal clamp bolt.

Once removed, take out the swing arm and the wheel axle, as well as disconnecting the suspension; now you can unscrew the bolts of the brake calipers to remove and replace the old pads with the new ones of the correct type: all that’s left is to reassemble everything!


Updated on 4 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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