Brake pad question

[SS4Luck]

I’m doing some work on my brakes this week and want to put new pads on when I put the galfer rotor on. Are the HH sintered iron EBCs the go to for hard ridden street bikes?

 

[Dustin02]

I like them.

 

[Bumblebee]

That's what I use and they seem to be good...

 

[SS4Luck]

Good enough for me. All the threads I could find were for Gen 2 so I just wanted to check specifics. Thanks guys.

 

[Bumblebee]

Good enough for me. All the threads I could find were for Gen 2 so I just wanted to check specifics. Thanks guys.

One thing that surprised me is how long they last...I checked mine a couple years ago and they looked like they were worn so I bought a new set....the new set is the same thickness as the set on the bike I thought were worn out....

I still haven't changed them.

 

[Robert 0046]

When i purchased mines i mounted Galfers sintered

 

[zeepopo2]

I’m doing some work on my brakes this week and want to put new pads on when I put the galfer rotor on. Are the HH sintered iron EBCs the go to for hard ridden street bikes?

Hard riden go a step up from HH to a set of EBC EPFA pads. Best pad you can get short of a track only pad.

 

[sixpack577]

Hard riden go a step up from HH to a set of EBC EPFA pads. Best pad you can get short of a track only pad.

This^
The HH EP "Extreme Pro" are Excellent pads, I've had them on a few bikes, including a Gen2, and the '18 Gsxr1k just a few hundred miles ago...which could now literally do one finger stoppies if it weren't for the ABS.
Very noticeable improvement over standard HH pads.

 

[SS4Luck]

When i purchased mines i mounted Galfers sintered

Me and a friend split a deal on a pair of rotors since we both only run a single front, idk if he kept the pads or it never came with them but I only spend $215 on the rotor so I can’t complain.