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Quick advice before I purchase some new pads for the zed.
I'm looking at ABB Double HH, anyone used these before? or is EBC the go for the extra money?
Quick advice before I purchase some new pads for the zed.
I'm looking at ABB Double HH, anyone used these before? or is EBC the go for the extra money?
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Re: Brake pads
What's the price difference? I can't speak about AAB, but i've never had a problem with EBC as long as the calipers were in good shape & the pads were installed correctly.
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Re: Brake pads
it's not heaps but noticable, about 30-40 bucks difference.
just wondering if all double HH pads are the same...
just wondering if all double HH pads are the same...
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Re: Brake pads
Used EBC and SBS both seem good...... liked the stock front pads more than the SBS tho'
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Re: Brake pads
Thanks for the feedback, might spend the extra dollars on the EBC's
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Re: Brake pads
I've heard good things about Vesrah, and have ordered a set for my ZXR. Will let you know how they go in a few week's time 

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Re: Brake pads
Had Ebc in the nine but nissen are much better
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Re: Brake pads
EBC EPFA Extreme Pro Sintered Brake Pads for the roadie & for the track bikes Gold Fern GP6 pads 

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Re: Brake pads
Often the stock pads are the best. Many models over the years of racing have ended with the A graders mostly using stock pads. They also tend not to exacerbate early warping or dishing of the rotors. But, why worry, just buy the cheapest mate, your never gunna overheat them on your morning commute.....
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Re: Brake pads
yep...designed for the discs & the difference in price is negated by the difference in longevity tooStrika wrote:Often the stock pads are the best.
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Re: Brake pads
+1 Guys....i've heard the same.jefflthomas wrote:yep...designed for the discs & the difference in price is negated by the difference in longevity tooStrika wrote:Often the stock pads are the best.
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Re: Brake pads
Cheers Marty,Strika wrote:Often the stock pads are the best. Many models over the years of racing have ended with the A graders mostly using stock pads. They also tend not to exacerbate early warping or dishing of the rotors. But, why worry, just buy the cheapest mate, your never gunna overheat them on your morning commute.....
You know by now I couldn't ride out of sight on a dark night even when in the hills never mind on my morning commute, so overheating won't be an issue. I'll whack a pair of these ABB ones in and if they're no good I'll replace them with OEM ones when they wear out.
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Re: Brake pads
i loved the stock pads on the 10.
when they wore out i was sad.
But i was given a set of EBC extreme Pro pads from a site sponsor, and goddam they rock my world
not sure if they would be a great road pad, but they dont require to be warm to work like some race pads
when they wore out i was sad.
But i was given a set of EBC extreme Pro pads from a site sponsor, and goddam they rock my world




not sure if they would be a great road pad, but they dont require to be warm to work like some race pads

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Re: Brake pads
Lucky to get much more than one race meet out of the bug OEM pads. Great pad really happy with them but for the same price I could get the ebc extreme pro pads and they are noticablably better.greenmeanie wrote:+1 Guys....i've heard the same.jefflthomas wrote:yep...designed for the discs & the difference in price is negated by the difference in longevity tooStrika wrote:Often the stock pads are the best.
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