brake pads
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Cruiser
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From: Freehold NJ
brake pads
94 fxds
8000 miles out of sbs sintered brake pads
aside from the fact that i do alot of heavy braking,i guess i think i'm still on my sport bike.
what pads do you guys use,and how long do they last?
8000 miles out of sbs sintered brake pads
aside from the fact that i do alot of heavy braking,i guess i think i'm still on my sport bike.
what pads do you guys use,and how long do they last?
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: S.W. Florida
RE: brake pads
I'm sold on Lyndall pads,
They cost a little more, but stop on a dime. Hardly anyfade and little if anybrake dust. They have saved my bacon more than once. I'm running the Z-Plus pads as I hardly ever get caught in the rain. The Gold pads are less expensive and havea softer compound, so they will not last as long. I have Russell SS rotors and these pads are recommended by Russell. They are very rotor friendly.
Do yourself a favor and search for on Lyndall here and see for yourself.
They cost a little more, but stop on a dime. Hardly anyfade and little if anybrake dust. They have saved my bacon more than once. I'm running the Z-Plus pads as I hardly ever get caught in the rain. The Gold pads are less expensive and havea softer compound, so they will not last as long. I have Russell SS rotors and these pads are recommended by Russell. They are very rotor friendly.
Do yourself a favor and search for on Lyndall here and see for yourself.
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From: Davie, FL
RE: brake pads
Lyndall Racing brake HDF members only
You get a discount for being a HDF member and free shipping for you but not to me. REAR BRAKE #7058 OEM: 44209-87 / 44213-87 Here: for rear pad: http://motorcyclemetal.com/subpage30.html & FXD Series 1991-1999 FRONT BRAKE # 7059 OEM: 44063-83C, go here for the front http://motorcyclemetal.com/subpage31.html even though it says Softail, same pad but Iâll correct it on my site. Discount is included as these pages are for HDF member pages only. You must include your screen name to get the order processed. Thanks for your support
You get a discount for being a HDF member and free shipping for you but not to me. REAR BRAKE #7058 OEM: 44209-87 / 44213-87 Here: for rear pad: http://motorcyclemetal.com/subpage30.html & FXD Series 1991-1999 FRONT BRAKE # 7059 OEM: 44063-83C, go here for the front http://motorcyclemetal.com/subpage31.html even though it says Softail, same pad but Iâll correct it on my site. Discount is included as these pages are for HDF member pages only. You must include your screen name to get the order processed. Thanks for your support
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RE: brake pads
Those Lyndall pads will make your bike feel like a sport bike.They give you the capacity to lock the wheels,a little too easy at first.I will not ride without them ever again.Period!!!
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Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: S.W. Florida
RE: brake pads
ORIGINAL: dog155
Those Lyndall pads will make your bike feel like a sport bike.They give you the capacity to lock the wheels,a little too easy at first.I will not ride without them ever again.Period!!!
Those Lyndall pads will make your bike feel like a sport bike.They give you the capacity to lock the wheels,a little too easy at first.I will not ride without them ever again.Period!!!
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From: Western South Dakota
RE: brake pads
I got the "Z"'s on mine. They're kinda squeaky I think. They do brake alright though, but still squeak.
Next change, I'm going wtih Ferrodo Platnium's. I hear they're supposed to be the Sheet.
Next change, I'm going wtih Ferrodo Platnium's. I hear they're supposed to be the Sheet.