although slightly over aggressive until you get used to them, the pads I got from GixerHP easily out rank the HH pads I got from EBC for stopping power (initially and hot). From the first use at the Dragon and 1000 miles of twisties at Bash to my track day at Putnam race park, these pads have been pretty amazing after coming off the HH pads..
From the first lap to the end of a 20 minute session of 25 mph to 170 mph, they never even gave a hint of getting hot or glazed..
I can almost guarantee you could lock the tires with 2 fingers if you get ahead of yourself.. This is probably too much pad if you are new to the bike or have a habit of grabbing gobs of brake in a panic situation.. (you have been warned)..
I doubt they are going to wear has long but if you need "stopping power" with minimal input, these suckers are amazing...
Now the caveat (always one right?) they are pretty pricey but hey, you get what you pay for and at about $50 a pair, you get to pull your retinas loose with 2 fingers...
Now John, what pads were these?
From the first lap to the end of a 20 minute session of 25 mph to 170 mph, they never even gave a hint of getting hot or glazed..
I can almost guarantee you could lock the tires with 2 fingers if you get ahead of yourself.. This is probably too much pad if you are new to the bike or have a habit of grabbing gobs of brake in a panic situation.. (you have been warned)..
I doubt they are going to wear has long but if you need "stopping power" with minimal input, these suckers are amazing...
Now the caveat (always one right?) they are pretty pricey but hey, you get what you pay for and at about $50 a pair, you get to pull your retinas loose with 2 fingers...
Now John, what pads were these?
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