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2005 ultra,,, i put front and rear brakes at 38k miles,, now she has 44k on the clock ,, and the rears are allready metal to metal,, fronts are still at least 50%,, is this normal to go thru the rears in 6k miles??? i am not that hard on the rears over the fronts,, matter of fact i think i use both about the same..
Lyndalls yes, Z+ NO. The Z+ are crap, get the Gold from Lyndall. I just installed the Z+ on my bike, and they don't work in the rain. Scary as hell when having to stop when they are wet.
Lyndalls yes, Z+ NO. The Z+ are crap, get the Gold from Lyndall. I just installed the Z+ on my bike, and they don't work in the rain. Scary as hell when having to stop when they are wet.
glide 2005,, thanks for the heads up ,, bought the gold instead,, thanks again,.
mike
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