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In this video tutorial, learn how to remove and replace the rear brake pads on a Sym Symphony 150 scooter. First, position the scooter on the centre stand and use a socket spanner to undo the fixing screws of the brake caliper; then remove the caliper and extract the pads located inside by taking off the top cover and removing the retaining clip with pliers. At this point, replace them with new ones and reassemble them in the correct orientation; subsequently, instructions are provided on how to change the engine oil of your scooter!

Updated on 24 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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