Best pads for front and rear brakes, single disc setup.
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'Best wear' and 'stopping power' are sort of relative things You basically have two choices; sintered pads or organic pads. Each has positives and negatives; sintered has a more aggressive initial bite while the organics have a lower initial bite and ramp up as the brakes are applied. There are semi-sintered pads out there but I've never used them.
Sintereds will wear longer but are harder on the rotors; organics wear faster but are easier on the rotors. I do practice maximum braking and find the organics offer a much better feel at the lever as you approach threshold; I use Lyndall Z+ and Gold+ pads front and rear.
Many seem to like the EBC double H sintered brake pads. If you're still running the original rotors you may find sticking with sintered pads would be a better option since that's most likely what's been on the bike.
A good read on brake pads: http://powersports-blog.denniskirk.c...ed-vs-organic/
Sintereds will wear longer but are harder on the rotors; organics wear faster but are easier on the rotors. I do practice maximum braking and find the organics offer a much better feel at the lever as you approach threshold; I use Lyndall Z+ and Gold+ pads front and rear.
Many seem to like the EBC double H sintered brake pads. If you're still running the original rotors you may find sticking with sintered pads would be a better option since that's most likely what's been on the bike.
A good read on brake pads: http://powersports-blog.denniskirk.c...ed-vs-organic/
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