What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
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What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
Hello people
The 2018 MT07 needs a fresh set of pads front and rear.
What should I be going for, it spends its life outside and is used for commuting.
Thanks everyone
The 2018 MT07 needs a fresh set of pads front and rear.
What should I be going for, it spends its life outside and is used for commuting.
Thanks everyone
CBR650r
Re: What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
For commuting I prefer ebc organic pads, I get through them reasonably quickly but they are powerful enough to do the job, and more importantly they work straight away in the wet unlike hh pads that I've tried that give a slight delay of a couple of wheel revolutions when the disks are wet and cold.
Organic pads are also a bit gentler on the disks so the disks last a bit longer.
Organic pads are also a bit gentler on the disks so the disks last a bit longer.
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Re: What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
Brilliant
I always get confused between HH and the like
I think instant working pads is the one
Cheers
I always get confused between HH and the like
I think instant working pads is the one
Cheers
CBR650r
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Re: What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
I'm a big fan of SBS pads, and their ceramic HF range would seem to be a good match for your requirements:
https://www.sbs.dk/choose-your-product? ... &year=2018
https://www.sbs.dk/choose-your-product? ... &year=2018
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Re: What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
Don't forget you can buy OE pads from your local Yamaha Stealership. They might be more money, but you know what type of job they do as the bike came with them and they were designed not to eat your discs as fast as something like EBC HH's.
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Re: What brake pads Yamaha MT07 2018
I used SBS RS in the Street as they were the next best thing to the Brembos that it came with and a lot cheaper. The Brembos were £120 for a front set and I was getting as much life from them as a back tyre so it was getting expensive (very good though). The SBS RS were around £50 for a set with great performance - the only difference that I could tell was that the SBS took a tad longer to bite on very cold days.
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