what type of breaks?
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From: Snow Hill, NC
EBC has several different styles and materials as do other mfg's like Lyndall... if you are looking for a material that is easy on your rotors it will be different than a material that gives you the best stopping power... I like Double sintered as it doubled my stopping power but on newer models with the Brembo you can get something less aggressive and still have decent stopping power...Organic will be easier on rotors but some dust... Lyndall Z gold plus seem to do well, Hogpro a vendor on here sells them, check him out... they are like $50 a set, i get EBC double sintered for about $25 a set, i don';t care about the dust though so your preference will be different than mine... My double sintered ate my rotors in 60000 miles, i replaced them. It's all in your priorities...You won't go wrong with the Lyndall...bur check EBC website to learn more..
http://ebcbrakes.com/products/brake-type/
Also we don't know what bike you have...???? that always helps. what pads are you currently running?
http://ebcbrakes.com/products/brake-type/
Also we don't know what bike you have...???? that always helps. what pads are you currently running?
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From: orchard park , ny
I have them also helps with the chrome wheels
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Cruiser
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From: canton, ct
I have a 04 fatboy low, ditched the solid rims, got spoked. Nice rotors, ditched everything else on her. From belt guard to blinkers an horn, figured if ya couldnt hear me its too late, have a big bore kit, so shes 96 now, with supertrapp pipes i will put up a pic, ...........thank you for the brake advice guys, will look at ebc an make a decision, i dont know what she has now, ive owned her since 8k, so im assuming stock pads,
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