very great video now i know what is the purpose of spring plate lying on my desk , i didnt knew i had to fit it back in the disc pad assembly i fixed back after loosing up the jammed pistons.

@datvichrox I agree with you that the pads tend to stick to disc. Clean pads thoroughly. The 2 small pistons may not be moving freely. Clean and lube the outside of brake pistons. The disc or wheel axle may be slightly out of alignment.

Very clear video. I've not long had my RE and I want to check the brake caliper and pad wear. I'm used to Brembo brakes so this is ideal to follow. Many thanks.

@datvichrox any one of the following can be the cause...wheel bearing damage, 2. Tyre not mounted properly - check that reference line of the tyre is parallel to the wheel rim, 3. A warped rotor (quite unlikely). To make sure your pads are not touching the rotor, rotate the wheel freely and listen for a continuous or intermittent sound of friction. Keep in mind that even a slightly unbalanced wheel can cause the pads to rub against the rotor. However the damage due to wear of the rotor touchin

Excellent video, Thanks

once again, thank you. -great video

Hi enjoyed your video great help, I have a Royal Enfield Bullet Electra X 2006 and my front forks seem to sag when I apply my front brakes on even when I'm going slow I think the oil or springs are no good I don't know, would you have a video on how to change the oil or springs on the front forks or could you suggest something I could do.....many thanks Joe

Great video! Thank you!

Informative video. thank you for sharing.

Nice video... thank u

great vid! I need a help: I feel that in my enfield TBTS, the disk brake pads are touching the disk constantly without applying the lever. How do I rectify this? What can I adjust? Service guys deny that there's any friction... My front wheel does not rotate freely as my old bike with drum brakes, but yours does and thats how I want it...

Hello - Thank you for designing and sharing this informative video. At 2:11/5:28 you have used circular motion while rubbing the pads on sand paper.. Is this advisable?.. Would it not be better if we do the rubbing in a single direction instead of bi-directional or circular?

@datvichrox Clean Disc thoroughly a few times after each ride.

hi,good video !

Great video. Could you suggest alternatives for the brakes lube and the cleaner used by you. Could we clean with diesel and use engine oil for lubricating? Is WD40 a good cleaner? Thank you.

See my latest video on Fork Oil Change for G5.