[L1felock]

anyone got any brand of brake pads/fluid they recommend above others?

i've got some seriously grungy brake fluid and i'm probably going to change my brake pads while i'm bleeding them to something that has a higher heat tolerance. The mechanic at the dealership took a look at my bike recently when i went up there asking if my brake rotors were too deeply grooved. He said they are fine so far, but i might want to look into getting some with a higher heat resistance since mine are likely glazed over ( i haven't looked yet ).

 

[earlthepearl]

http://www.d2moto.com/c-1251-motorcycle-brake-pads.aspx

I went with Kevlar on my 650.....
Kevlar wont wear ur rotors

Fluid.....?
Mine calls 4 a DOT 4

 

[jkv45]

I've heard great things about Vesrah RJL pads for street use.

 

[morgan46]

anyone got any brand of brake pads/fluid they recommend above others? i've got some seriously grungy brake fluid and i'm probably going to change my brake pads while i'm bleeding them to something that has a higher heat tolerance. The mechanic at the dealership took a look at my bike recently when i went up there asking if my brake rotors were too deeply grooved. He said they are fine so far, but i might want to look into getting some with a higher heat resistance since mine are likely glazed over ( i haven't looked yet ).

I had ebc hh pads in mine but they seemed too hard I've now swapped the for bendix mrr's they seem quality ,ive also put on new ebc discs ,yer dot4 is whst you need ,dot5 is more for race situations

 

[earlthepearl]

I'll stick with Kevlar at under 20 bucks for the complete bikes pads n save the rotors....
Even if i have to change them each year i'll be ahead instead of that extra cost of the 3 rotors too....