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That picture helps. Those shims are in place. I was looking for something behind the pads as mentioned earlier. I'll try pulling them apart again and applying some of the Anti-Squeak coating I found at the auto-parts store. Supposed to Rain tomorrow, maybe I can get into them after work.

Thanks. I'll give that a try. You mentioned the Shims behind the pad but I don't recall there being any when I took them apart and didn't see them on the parts breakdown. Any suggestions?

I've got an 82' GL100i with just over 34K miles. Can someone recommend the correct mileage for changing the Timing Belt before it actually goes bad?

I replaced the front and rear brake pads on my 82' GL1100i and the front continue to squeak. They function great but I could use some advice on what to do to stop the noise.

After several years and several bikes I finally graduated to a Goldwing ... a classic 1982 GL1100I, Wine Berry Red in excellent condition.