I just found out that my front brake pads only lasted 8k ... The 'Ferodo' brand would cost $110 for a pair. That's bit exxie for me atm.
What are the cheaper alternatives ? At the moment I just fitted the old pads which still have 1mm left on it.
andi - Red GPZ900R, GPZ750R1, KLR650 Tengai, KLR250 "my dad's motorbike is cool it is all ways clean.oheter pepole' s motorbikes
are't like my dad's one it's because their is one not always clean." -ariel circa 2007 http://GPZninja.blogspot.com/
i put EBC on last week...$110 i got em for (fitted for free).... thats abt standard on most pads...SBS are abt the same price but dont have the same reputation...
I used goldfren carbon ceramics on my last go and do recommend them they are lightyears ahead of the ferodo sintered ones i used last go.
They are silent and seem very gentle on the rotors and i can make the whole front tire squash flat into the bitumen should i have to stop in a hurry and the best part was 33 bucks a side.
If I rode my bike at the speed of light, what would happen when I switched on its headlights?
My SBS seem hard or something.. but on a track day they seem ok, cause I get them so hot, but I think that has caused them to go abit funny.. more bl00dy money!!!
Just shopping around ebay and found $55-ish including shipping from the US ...
In the old days I used to buy clutch pads and stick them to the brake pads. It works fine but not in the wets. Not sure I want to do it on a 600cc machine though (albeit keep thinking about it )
andi - Red GPZ900R, GPZ750R1, KLR650 Tengai, KLR250 "my dad's motorbike is cool it is all ways clean.oheter pepole' s motorbikes
are't like my dad's one it's because their is one not always clean." -ariel circa 2007 http://GPZninja.blogspot.com/
Barrabob wrote:I used goldfren carbon ceramics on my last go and do recommend them they are lightyears ahead of the ferodo sintered ones i used last go.
They are silent and seem very gentle on the rotors and i can make the whole front tire squash flat into the bitumen should i have to stop in a hurry and the best part was 33 bucks a side.
well plasma blue they are goldfren in carbon ceramic s3 they arent great till ya warm them up a little but i have had them out in the rain no worries and when i had to stop 3foot behind a car the other day all of a sudden out on the freeway they worked just fine so i supose just ask around at ya local kwaka shop.
ohh and no grinding noises on your disks all day is the best bit they are completely silent.
If I rode my bike at the speed of light, what would happen when I switched on its headlights?