Brake up-grades?????
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Look Into "Differential bore calipers" also called progressive bore calipers.
Each additional bore in a caliper dissipates more heat and each one Is
larger than the first.
Brakes convert energy into heat, thereby slowing the bike.
I'm shure you know to make shure any aftermarket set of pads Is
compatable with Your type of Rotor,,,
Replacing brake fluid after two years no matter how few miles are on
the bike Is a good Idea, That and stainless steel brake lines may be all you need. XD
Each additional bore in a caliper dissipates more heat and each one Is
larger than the first.
Brakes convert energy into heat, thereby slowing the bike.
I'm shure you know to make shure any aftermarket set of pads Is
compatable with Your type of Rotor,,,
Replacing brake fluid after two years no matter how few miles are on
the bike Is a good Idea, That and stainless steel brake lines may be all you need. XD
Last edited by Osco; 11-05-2010 at 07:14 AM.
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Here's what you need to do in this order!
1. New fluid. I mean a full flush!
2. Lyndall Z+ pads. Or EBC, anything sinstered.
3. Stainless lines. Goodall, HD, Eldelbrock... (sorry bad spelling of brand names)
4. Go dual up front.
5. Upgrade to Vrod calipers on the front.
6. Floating rotors.
I would do each step and see if you are happy. I did steps 1 and 2 and am happy! Big improvement!
There are lots of info on the net about this. Especially over on XLForums.
1. New fluid. I mean a full flush!
2. Lyndall Z+ pads. Or EBC, anything sinstered.
3. Stainless lines. Goodall, HD, Eldelbrock... (sorry bad spelling of brand names)
4. Go dual up front.
5. Upgrade to Vrod calipers on the front.
6. Floating rotors.
I would do each step and see if you are happy. I did steps 1 and 2 and am happy! Big improvement!
There are lots of info on the net about this. Especially over on XLForums.
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