Brake pads
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I have Lyndall Z+ pads on the front and rear
http://www.lyndallbrakes.com/application-guide/ (Scroll to the bottom of the page)
I purchased them through a sponsor of this forum. Great price and they were in my mailbox in 3 days.
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...27&subcatid=83
Edit: The reason I changed from OEM pads to Lyndall is that the Lyndall were, reportedly, less dusty. When you have whitewalls to clean, less dust is nice. I have not had a problem with noise from the Lyndall pads. I do, however, find that they ARE less dusty than OEM pads. So far, I prefer the Lyndall over OEM. By the same token, I did not have any problems or complaints with the OEM pads.
http://www.lyndallbrakes.com/application-guide/ (Scroll to the bottom of the page)
I purchased them through a sponsor of this forum. Great price and they were in my mailbox in 3 days.
http://www.hogpro.com/showsubcat2.ph...27&subcatid=83
Edit: The reason I changed from OEM pads to Lyndall is that the Lyndall were, reportedly, less dusty. When you have whitewalls to clean, less dust is nice. I have not had a problem with noise from the Lyndall pads. I do, however, find that they ARE less dusty than OEM pads. So far, I prefer the Lyndall over OEM. By the same token, I did not have any problems or complaints with the OEM pads.
Last edited by Bone Doc; Feb 9, 2014 at 03:51 PM.
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I'm using Lyndall Gold+ front and rear.
A little less dust and slight better braking, but wouldn't consider them a major step up from the OEM.
http://www.mischiefcycle.com/brakes.php
A little less dust and slight better braking, but wouldn't consider them a major step up from the OEM.
http://www.mischiefcycle.com/brakes.php
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Lyndall Z's, both ends... Dennis Kirk price is about the same at the OEM's at your dealership. IMO they are as good or a little better and don't dust the rims nearly as much, at least 75% less.
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I sell Z plus for $40 per set or golds for $50 a set for Gold pads. Price is shipped in the ConUS. I have most in stock. 2008- current Softails are mostly 7256 and 7257 or the older softails 2000-2006 are 7195. Give us a call and we can ship same day as long as they are in stock. We have the best price around. Or you can buy off our ebay.
http://stores.ebay.com/HOGPRO-CUSTOM...=p4634.c0.m322
http://stores.ebay.com/HOGPRO-CUSTOM...=p4634.c0.m322
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Next time I'm going to try pads from D2Moto. Inexpensive, yes, but I've heard other riders say good things about them. Expensive doenst make brake pads great, necessarily.
http://www.d2moto.com/c-1279-harley-brake-pads.aspx
http://www.d2moto.com/c-1279-harley-brake-pads.aspx