Lyndall z-plus brake pads ?
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Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Ma
I have the golds on my bike. Pretty satisfied with them. They are definitely less dusty. But I will tell you, there IS a break-in period with these pads! My advice is if you are going to put them on, do the fronts and the rears at different intervals.
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Virginia
I have the Lyndal Z Plus on my front brakes (been too lazy to replace the backs and they are still good) and they definately are better with the dust. I have spoke wheels and don't like cleaning the brake dust from inbetween the spokes. I haven't noticed any dust at all on the front wheel after putting them on.
They also seem to stop a little better but that could be my imagination.
They don't make any squealing noise but then again neither did the stock brakes.
Definately worth it for cleaner wheels in my opinion.
They also seem to stop a little better but that could be my imagination.
They don't make any squealing noise but then again neither did the stock brakes.
Definately worth it for cleaner wheels in my opinion.
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Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Bay Area
I have the Gold plus on ceramic rotors and original Brembo caliper conversion on fronts, pretty happy with them. They seem to need to be heated up before you start doing some serious twisty braking. They sent me the red pads ofr the rear by mistake and went down a 10% hill and actually went faster!!! They took them back for the Golds, working good. No dust that you can visually see and my bags are not coated with dust anymore like the oem's. The sintered oems warped the floating rotors, thats when I decided to switch. I am happy with them only have about 1k miles on them so far, well see how long they last.
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