Rear Brake Pads

[rubber2burn]

Replaced my pads at about 6000 miles with HH pads when the fronts worn out , did the rears at same time , though not worn out , like the HH over the triumph pads .

 

[DCRocket]

At a little under 50% left, I'm replacing both mine now at 5000 miles - they are still usable, but I like them well over 50% with all the riding I've got lined up

 

[Jethro]

Replaced my pads at about 6000 miles with HH pads when the fronts worn out , did the rears at same time , though not worn out , like the HH over the triumph pads .

Where can I see the HH pads?

 

[rubber2burn]

They were EBC ones .

Even though people worry about the HH pads eating the discs more , there has been no signs of wear on the discs . ( Have always run HH pads on other bikes with no disc probs )

 

[Jethro]

They were EBC ones .

Even though people worry about the HH pads eating the discs more , there has been no signs of wear on the discs . ( Have always run HH pads on other bikes with no disc probs )

Thanks, just called them, they're trying to find the right pads for the

Rocket. My pads are shot, hope these are better.

 

[rocketrob]

Sully

Are the EB HH pads the green stuff ones?

 

[rubber2burn]

Sully

Are the EB HH pads the green stuff ones?

Dont thinks so , hh are sintered race pads .

Bit noiseier ,but pull up really hard and predictable .

Found the standard front pads faded a little under hard use .

 

[step1]

Yep just ordered my new front brake pads.Ive also gone for the ebc HH pads.They are not the green stuff as Sulley says they are sintered.Asked the bloke at ebc about potential wear of my disc using these and he says
that there will not be a problem using them.