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Besides Lyndalls which is a good brake pad. Stopping power, wet and dry. The reason I say wet or dry is because I have Lyndall Z+ on my bike now and they're like no brakes at all when wet. This is my first set of Lyndalls and will be my last. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
I've had great luck with the Lyndalls in the past. I believe they recommend their gold pads for rainy environments.
Besides Lyndalls which is a good brake pad. Stopping power, wet and dry. The reason I say wet or dry is because I have Lyndall Z+ on my bike now and they're like no brakes at all when wet. This is my first set of Lyndalls and will be my last. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
I've had great luck with the Lyndalls in the past. I believe they recommend their gold pads for rainy environments.
I wish they had said something when I bought them. Do they think everyone is a fair weather rider. Thanks for the tip on the Gold pads though. I've sent them two e-mails and haven't received any response yet.
I wish they had said something when I bought them. Do they think everyone is a fair weather rider. Thanks for the tip on the Gold pads though. I've sent them two e-mails and haven't received any response yet.
Here is Paul's cell # 1 714 241-9991
or the shop # 1 800 400-9490
Interesting topic... I just purchased a new 2013 Ultra on 8/5/13 with non-ABS and thought the brakes were great with the Brembo Calipers and all,,, first time washing my bike and the brakes suck now... with only 930 miles on the bike.
I used Bike Brite to wash everything and rinsed 2 or 3 times before moving on to other parts of the bike...
This is not my first bike,,, owned Harleys since 1985.
I had the z pads fail on me in a downpour at Thunder Beach, I called them and they sent me a set of Gold Pads gratis.. they stop in the rain
I recently rode in heavy rain for over an hour and then later the same day a heavy down pour with hail and I had no issues slowing down or stopping. Of course I didn't garb a handful of front brake or jump on the rear brake pedal. Just stopping normally, no issues at all with the Z pads.
I recently rode in heavy rain for over an hour and then later the same day a heavy down pour with hail and I had no issues slowing down or stopping. Of course I didn't garb a handful of front brake or jump on the rear brake pedal. Just stopping normally, no issues at all with the Z pads.
I agree with the above...rode in some nasty weather on a 3,500 mile trip recently and my Z+s worked great.
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