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Old 02-05-2017, 02:53 PM
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It's time to replace my brake pads, any opinions on where to get good ones would be appreciated, mine are the original pads with only 9,200 miles on them and I never rode the brakes hard at all. TIA.
 
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Old 02-05-2017, 05:51 PM
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Get EBC. I usually find a good deal on Amazon or Ebay.
 
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I got over 20K on my original pads so I replaced them with OEMs.
They were still good but I thought 20K was enough.
 
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D2Moto sintered pads. I've used them on 2 Softails with good results, 1/3 the price of others and work good. They run them @ 30% off several times a year and free shipping.
 
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Lyndall Gold Plus.
 
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the ebc hh pads are really nice...
 
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Ferodo Sintered here. Use them on my sport and track bikes.

More importantly get the caliper service/rebuild kit when you do the brakes (considering you are doing your own work). It's dirt cheap, super easy and takes minutes. Worth it - make your caliper like new!
 
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I really don't like the black streaks left on my www. Are there pads that are better in this regard?
 
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^Sintered pads are lower dust compared to Organic pads...
 
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