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Replacing Brake Pads on Sym Bonus 110

Model: Sym Bonus 110
Part: Brake pads

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Spray a bit of lubricant on the fastening elements of the front caliper to make it easier to unscrew them later. Unscrew the two 10 mm screws on the caliper using an Allen key. Then, unscrew the two 10 mm screws that require a socket, as shown in the video.

Remove the caliper from the disc and take out the two worn brake pads. Push back the pistons where you will insert the new pads: this is necessary because they will obviously be thicker than the worn pads, and otherwise, they won't fit. Refit the caliper as it was originally and tighten the four 10 mm screws.


Updated on 9 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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