Are these brakes ready to bolt on (brake fluid in already in the lines)? Or additional items (tools notwithstanding) are needed, like brake fluid?
1804295
These are ready to install and use. Keep in mind that rear brake handle is on the left and front is on the right. You can ride like that but I swaped the handles, you will need some basic hand tools for that.
697465
Just fine-don't assemble yourself though, as brakes and wheels often need professional tuning as ours and others warned us. (you get a very unassembled box of parts!)
14697
The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
596100
Wheel, tire, valve stem, mikuni vacuum fuel pump, short axle, header/exhaust, wheel nut, possibly throttle cable or install clip on gy6 carb upside down (you'll see what I mean) rear drum brake pads and brake line pin and spring.
1655584
Yes. They come with all the hardware you need.The bolts are Torx bolts, so you need to have a Torx screwdriver.I believe the size bit is T30. The size bit is listed on the installation instructions, so check those.
1713391
Pretty vague on details, however the best suggestion I can give is to lay out all parts for each side before attempting to install. If you are running stock exhaust, there would be no issues on brake side. Google image some bikes and see how they look installed. I had both sides done in about an hour.
1128764
You should see Avid on the stock brakes. If the stock brakes are Avid these are the correct brakes from Amazon.
431258
Yeah these should fit without a problem. May have to adjust the brake cable a bit to make room to fit them on, but they should mount right on.
2158438
Yes they should bolt right in place of your stock ones. Might need support brackets though
1548742
You may need to slightly enlarge the round hole where the brake cable exits. I did and it helped. And yes, like the other person said, put some silicone on the inside to help them slip on otherwise it will be very difficult.
1171510
They give you them to insert into the bushings. Everything goes well. Get the longer sway bar links and good spring compressors and make sure they won't slip. I like the setup.
1915607
Yes, they should bolt right up. You'll also want 12X1.5 spline drive lugs for proper fitment, sold separately. Please contact us if you would like to purchase the lugs too. Thank-you!
788571
It is real easy, just line them up, drill, and bolt on. There are videos on youtube.
1086821
Shims come with the Pad. Use the old hardware. You might need to buy some high-temp caliper grease. Go to your auto-zone. Its a few $ cheaper too. I really did not get to use my new pad. Was going to do it done in spring when its not as cold but car was totaled 2 weeks ago.
2012998
I just doubled checked to make sure an yes I did get new bolts. Hope this helps.
107204
Most likely. There are screws that holds the brake. Just got to change the screws to shorter ones.
1503120
Not sure mine came without brakes but they are needed or you will have to carry a wheel chock set