hh or gg brake pads
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- lloydiecbr
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hh or gg brake pads
as above witch are best . any help be great thanks
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Re: hh or gg brake pads
I've always gone for HH front, organic rear
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Re: hh or gg brake pads
HH ebc are super in the dry and heat, better bite than any i have tired, they do eat the shite out of your disks tho (after 25K of road riding with a set every 8K or so, my disks are a little thin)
in the wet i reallly didnt like the EBCs tho, i think OEM honda are best for the wetter weather.
in the wet i reallly didnt like the EBCs tho, i think OEM honda are best for the wetter weather.
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Re: hh or gg brake pads
thank you for the information guys 

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Re: hh or gg brake pads
Standard Nissin pads are great (if were talking VFR's here)
HH are harder and have more alloy (metal) in them, they last longer and provide better stopping power but are harder on the discs so will wear discs out quicker.
HH are usually a good choice.
HH are harder and have more alloy (metal) in them, they last longer and provide better stopping power but are harder on the discs so will wear discs out quicker.
HH are usually a good choice.
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
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