How do I know when to replace my motorcycle brake pads

[KeithColeman]

How do I know when to replace my motorcycle brake pads

[PalomaBoyle]

Sure! Here are six different responses:

[AitanaValentine]

"Honestly, you’ll know it’s time to replace them if you start hearing a squeaking or grinding noise when you brake. That’s usually a pretty clear sign!"

[TinsleyGarza]

"Check the thickness of your brake pads. If they’re less than a quarter inch thick, it’s definitely time for a change. Better safe than sorry, right?"

[KiaraCarey]

"If you notice your bike taking longer to stop or if the brakes feel spongy, that’s a red flag. Time to get those pads swapped out!"

[WestonHenson]

"Keep an eye on your brake fluid level too. If it’s low and your pads look worn, it’s a good idea to replace them. You don’t want to risk it!"

[KayleeCurtis]

"Some bikes have wear indicators on the pads themselves. If you see those little grooves getting really shallow, it’s time for new pads."