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Sep 18, 2018 | 09:09 AM

#11

Triple_B_Dyna

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Originally Posted by cggorman

I thought all EBC's moto pads were sintered. You know the numbers for the organic ones?

I can do some digging and see if I can source a PN for organic pads compatible with the stock calipers. It may be different for me since I have Performance Machine calipers. I chose to go with organic pads since they are less harsh on rotors and don't take as long to heat up and perform.

Sep 18, 2018 | 09:17 AM

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Triple_B_Dyna

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Originally Posted by cggorman

I thought all EBC's moto pads were sintered. You know the numbers for the organic ones?

FA400 is the PN listed for EBC organic replacement 2000+ front pads. OEM Reference: 44082-00.

Sep 18, 2018 | 10:16 AM

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tcazes

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lyndall golds for stock calipers for the win. so glad i made the switch. i prefer them over ebc's all day.

Sep 18, 2018 | 10:32 AM

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Campy Roadie

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Originally Posted by Marklovell90

I have a 2013 wideglide. In yalls opinion whats the best brake pads that wont hurt the wallet to much.

The most cost effective brake pads I've found are ones that don't cost you a fork, front wheel and fender. A little humor there but truth to be sure.

I like OEM metal sintered pads for the front and Lyndall Z plus or Drag Specialties Organic in the rear of both my bikes. The Lyndalls and Drag pads don't have good initial bite, especially when wet so that works to my advantage given that neither of my bikes have ABS.