Brake dust
In my 07 SG (gone now) I used LRB Gold pads... they stop very well & are almost dustless. Most composite pads, like the Kevlar models, are better & produce less dust than HDs stock metal pads do. Opinions will vary.....
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just so you know it is a balancing act
hard pads tend to be cleaner, but also tend to squeal and squeal ( the install is crucial) & and are longer lasting.
softer pads tend to be quieter and will make less dust, shorter service life
I'm happy enough with the stock pads on my 09.
I have EBC's on my evo
mike
hard pads tend to be cleaner, but also tend to squeal and squeal ( the install is crucial) & and are longer lasting.
softer pads tend to be quieter and will make less dust, shorter service life
I'm happy enough with the stock pads on my 09.
I have EBC's on my evo
mike
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Lyndall Zplus really low dust, but not the best during wet weather. Lyndall Gold great in all weather and a little more dust, but less than stock. The stock pads are pretty good as far as for what they were designed for...to stop the bike dependably and have a relatively long service life....just the dust as you have experienced.
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