Too damn hot, but falls a coming.. Brake help needed
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Too damn hot, but falls a coming.. Brake help needed
I was checking the brakes the other day and will be needing a set before the real riding season gets here. What type has the best stopping power/longevity?
Hawk? OEM? EBC? Milwaukee Twins? Brembo?
I got 20,000 out of the OEM, Brembo, and did stop the bike every time I pushed the pedal. But what is the better of the bunch? Inquiring minds want to know...
Hawk? OEM? EBC? Milwaukee Twins? Brembo?
I got 20,000 out of the OEM, Brembo, and did stop the bike every time I pushed the pedal. But what is the better of the bunch? Inquiring minds want to know...
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One of the forum members suggested the EBC HH pads after I was mentioning that the Lyndalls didn't seem to have the stopping power I wanted. The HH are a significant improvement, although I do get a tiny bit of pad squeel.
I know it's much more humid in Tennessee than here in Central California, (105 today), but how is it in the early morning? I went out this morning at sun up and got myself a glorious ride in!
I know it's much more humid in Tennessee than here in Central California, (105 today), but how is it in the early morning? I went out this morning at sun up and got myself a glorious ride in!
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I know it's much more humid in Tennessee than here in Central California, (105 today), but how is it in the early morning? I went out this morning at sun up and got myself a glorious ride in![/QUOTE]
Got up today 7:30 and the temperature at 74 degrees. Been way too hot to do any daytime riding, although the tourists have been trying. It's not that it's humid here, 60 to 75%, it's that the air is so clear, the sun doesn't have anything to break up the directness of the rays. Brutal!
Got up today 7:30 and the temperature at 74 degrees. Been way too hot to do any daytime riding, although the tourists have been trying. It's not that it's humid here, 60 to 75%, it's that the air is so clear, the sun doesn't have anything to break up the directness of the rays. Brutal!
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I like EBC and Lyndall.....
Just put EMCs on my Springer this past weekend....when I bought it the prior owner had Mil Twin pads on it. Rear was squealing like a ****..and still a buncha pad left on it.
Lyndalls cost more, seem to last longer. No complaints on the EBS for longevity though. I just got them this time cuz good price at the time of purchase.
Just put EMCs on my Springer this past weekend....when I bought it the prior owner had Mil Twin pads on it. Rear was squealing like a ****..and still a buncha pad left on it.
Lyndalls cost more, seem to last longer. No complaints on the EBS for longevity though. I just got them this time cuz good price at the time of purchase.
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I Find it to be pretty humid. I haven't been riding because of the heat.Not my idea of a good time. I enjoy an airconditioned car much more. It looks like the heat may finally be breaking for the beginning of next week. I hope so,I get depressed when I cant or wont ride.
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