How to Change Front Brakes on a Harley Davidson Touring Bike
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Stephen went with the Sintered Metal Pads for his Street Glide, but you essentially have the option to go with Organic Kevlar, Semi-Metallic or Sintered Metal Brake Pads for nearly any model Harley. He'll walk you through removing your front caliper and making your way to remove the brake pads with a flathead screw driver and an allen wrench. With a few helpful tips along the way, you'll have little trouble removing your old worn out brake pads and then installing the new ones.
Swapping out your own brake pads is a pretty simple process and will save you cash rather than taking your bike to the dealer or local mechanic.
