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:::Vinson Rider...wtf?:::
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 705
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Thought I'd share my experience with the $10-a-set rear brake pads I got on ebay. After 2 weekends riding, the cheapo pad on the right is shot, for comparison on the left is a stock front pad ran for several seasons before switching to YFZ front brakes, and the real kicker, I don't use my back brakes much at all.
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:::LT500 Rider:::
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Westchester NY
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well that sucks.. I bought a set of $9 brake pads on Rocky Mountain ATV.. they were majorly reduced in price because they were discontinuing them. Hopefully they work out well.. Do you remember what brand pad those were?
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2003 Suzuki Z400 - SOLD ![]() Fully Worked & Race Ready, '98 Yamaha YZ125 - My New Toy
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:::Vinson Rider...wtf?:::
Join Date: Jun 2009
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There were no brand stamps anywhere on them, shipped loose in a padded envelope.
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Trinity Stage 4 full exhaust, UNI filter w/ DIY powerlid, 400EX airboot, FCR39, R&D fuel screw, DRZe kit, Yoshimura Cams, Motion Pro Twist throttle, Pro Taper bars, YFZ calipers, TRX master cylinder, KX clutch perch, KTM lines, Acerbis hand guards, TrailTech Vapor, aluminum radiator shrouds, aluminum heal guards, bossbearing DLR conversion, ZX6 LED tail-light, full PRM skids and bumper, ITP's w/GNCC's, Laegers +2, Houser +1.25 |
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:::LT500 Rider:::
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Westchester NY
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haha wow.. mine are Neutron brake pads.. stintered metal. They seem as if they are the same thickness as the EBC rear pads I bought
That really sucks man.. guess you can't get anything good for low prices anymore..
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2003 Suzuki Z400 - SOLD ![]() Fully Worked & Race Ready, '98 Yamaha YZ125 - My New Toy
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:::Vinson Rider...wtf?:::
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 705
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Yeah I might give Rocky Mountain a try, I've got 3 strikes with Hellbound now.
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Trinity Stage 4 full exhaust, UNI filter w/ DIY powerlid, 400EX airboot, FCR39, R&D fuel screw, DRZe kit, Yoshimura Cams, Motion Pro Twist throttle, Pro Taper bars, YFZ calipers, TRX master cylinder, KX clutch perch, KTM lines, Acerbis hand guards, TrailTech Vapor, aluminum radiator shrouds, aluminum heal guards, bossbearing DLR conversion, ZX6 LED tail-light, full PRM skids and bumper, ITP's w/GNCC's, Laegers +2, Houser +1.25 |
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:::Ozark 250 rider:::
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Tarkio, MO
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I have a set of ebc sintered to slap on but the stock set just wont give up!!!!!!!!
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:::Post Whore:::
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Connecticut
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i always have great luck with EBC, i dont even shop price anymore i just buy ebc.
unfortunately, a good deal is not always a good deal. at work we just threw out about 15 new chains, because we were snapping them like crazy. boss man went out and dropped about $1000 on some mil spec chain. i have not broken a chain in over a week now
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:::Get a life! You're over 5000 posts:::
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Louisiana baton rouge
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Dang! You got two rides out if them?! Your doing good! I bought a set of that garbage one time and there were down to the backing plate before I could get back to my truck. Lesson: don't buy cheap pads. Buy ebc sintered or the carbon and they will last. Or stockers
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:::Z-250 Rider:::
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Location: Location:
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Glad I read this, thanks for sharing. I've been shopping around for brake pads on ebay, etc. and just determined not to shop around anymore. I'll just go with the ebc's.
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:::Ozark 250 rider:::
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: ArkansasCity, Kansas
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I bought $10 rear pads from rockymountain as well. been in there all year long. And I mostly use the rear brake. they are still in great shape.
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