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Old 12-01-2007, 01:10 PM
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I know its been anwsered, whats the best break pads for an 06 fatboy.
 
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tlb You may want to do a search and get everyones oppinion. BTw, you might have a few min. worth of reading
 
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Can't go wrong with Lyndall
 
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If your on the stock calipers, my vote is for the Lyndals. I used them until I went to Performance Machine
Chrome Calipers.
 
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If your on the stock calipers, my vote is for the Lyndals. I used them until I went to Performance Machine
Chrome Calipers.
The people who own PM use Lyndall Racing Pads in their own bike. Take that to the bank.
 
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EBC Kevlars have worked well for me for over 60k miles. They are 19 bucks a pair from Jireh Cycles.
 
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Old 01-08-2008, 11:11 AM
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I havn't had to replace my pads yet, so I havn't researched whether Lyndall makes replacements, but if they do, I'll buy 'em. Do they make pads for my 6 piston front?
Are you on PM calipers FastHarley?
 
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Old 01-08-2008, 05:26 PM
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Yes they do make replacements. No I do not use them, however, I do have a set (2) 6-Piston Differential pistons in the box. They look & work good. THey give excelent customer service to me. They let us use their brake dyno & other cool stuff. Very nice people indeed. Yes, they get free brake pads for their bikes.
 


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