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Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
Yeah, my pads were pretty much shot when I got home from my Pacific Coast trip. I had one pair (for one wheel) spare pads with me on the trip but did not replace until I got home.
While those pads are worn out, you didn't have to take them off the bike to change the pads. The new pads just slip into the holder without removing them from the bike.

Just sayin'.
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