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I was looking at my 2014 FatBoy rear brake system and I realized that the distance between de break pads and the caliper housing are are not the same for left and right pads.
I saw that the right pad is much more distant from the caliper than the left one when the brake is not activated. Also, I realized that there is a part between the left pad and the caliper that I could not see at the right pad.
Attached there is a picture I took yesterday that shows what I am saying.
Is that normal or should I be concerned about my braking system or wheel alingment?
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Doubt regarding rear brake - FLSTF
