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How to replace the rear brake pads of the Triumph Bonneville?

Model: Triumph Bonneville
Part: Brake pads

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You can replace the rear brake pads of the Triumph Bonneville by loosening the screws that secure the brake caliper to its housing on the corresponding disc: once these screws are loosened, you can detach the caliper from the disc and then remove the pin that holds the pads in place.

At this point, you can extract the old pads from inside the caliper so that you can insert the new ones: these must now be secured with the corresponding pin, and then you can fix the caliper back onto the corresponding disc.


Posted on 10 July 2026 by ScegliAuto


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