What brake pads give best braking power with normal riding not on the track?
And what else should I do other than change the fluid and clean and grease the pistons?
Anyone found wavey disks other than the Chinese ones on eBay?
Thanks
All a matter of personal choice really.I have Fren pads front and rear and find them excellent.Others using the same will will have a similar view,or say they are crap.EBC sintered pads are generally reckoned to be the best for road use,as they improve braking in the wet,but will wear your discs quicker than greens.Remember ,brakes on a Fazer are from the R6 and are reckoned to be the best,bar none, in their class.Most riders will replace rubber brake lines with stainless,such as Hel,but i run on standard lines.The best aid to braking is getting a proper feel for you.re brakes and using the gearbox for engine braking at the right time and the right rpm.
SBS Street Excel 634HS they out perform anything at present in my opinion.
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There's sets of Goodridge front lines - stainless steel hoses and fittings for £46 inc. postage. The listing is misspelled FZS600 GOODRIGE. Seems like a good price for branded SS lines.
Some of the kits do away with the splitter. Am I better off keeping it or getting rid? £46 don't sound bad I'll have a look at them thanks
Sound advice from Gnasher.All those brands have been tried,tested and approved .
Sort out your fork springs before getting any more out of the brakes imo. I found the blue spots completely overwhelmed the front end even before i'd got more bite from stainless hoses and ebc hh pads.
Hi guys and gals anyone heard of and or tried kyoto brake discs
EBC double H, the best I´ve ever tried so far. Good initial bite and do not fade under stress.
Fun starts at 10.000 r.p.m.
Anyone heard me zone-products. On ebay selling British made brake disk by a British firm called jmj engineering UK limited
Thanks how you think they would do on front then
Anyone tried front disks sold by Lmspares