Description
On the modern GV125-S EFi bobber, the factory Combined Braking System (CBS) means your rear friction blocks are working incredibly hard every time you slow down. Because the rear caliper housing is physically smaller than the front setup, these rear pads often thin down just as fast, if not faster, than the front wheel set.
💎 Stop Faster, Ride Safer
| High-Friction CompoundProvides a predictable biting feel on the brake pedal without slipping on wet iron discs. | Low-Noise Chamfer EdgeEngineered to sit flush against the spinning disc face for quiet, screech-free operation. |
| All-Weather ReliabilityRide during summer touring or cold, damp winter morning rides. | Direct Factory FitmentSlips straight onto your caliper guide tracks perfectly with no grinding or backing modification required. |
📜 Confirmed Fitment Guide
Confirmed Caliper Matches: Fits the following liquid-cooled modern V-Twin bobber configurations:
- Hyosung GV125-S Aquila / Bobber: Fits all electronic fuel-injected models running factory linked CBS brakes from 2018 onwards.
Original Factory Cross References: Built to match factory part numbers 69301KG7200 and 69301HG7200.
Brake pads should always be replaced in axle pairs. Don’t forget your front pads! View Front Brake Pads here. Also, check our Stainless Brake Pins for easier maintenance.
🔧 Install Tips
- Wash Out Caliper Dust: Thoroughly spray the inner caliper bracket area with high-quality brake cleaner to lift old crusty dust and road dirt before pushing the hydraulic pistons back into their bores.
- Prevent Pad Squeal: Smear a very light, micro-thin dot of copper anti-seize paste onto the solid *metal backing plate* faces where the caliper pistons press down. This absorbs harmonic vibrations to stop loud braking squeals. Keep paste completely away from the friction material!
- Bed in the Material Softly: Take it steady on your foot pedal and handlebar lever for the first 100 miles of riding. Avoiding sudden emergency stops gives the fresh friction faces time to map perfectly onto the steel disc ridges for maximum service life.
If your rear wheel is binding up or you need advice on bleeding the linked CBS lines or For complete caliper service tutorials, slider assembly advice, or workshop chat, head to the forums.


















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