Time for more upgrades

[busafng]

Anyone have experience with the Goodridge vs. Galfer SS brake lines or are they too similar to have any real differences. Also looking at EBC brake pads unless I get the word on something better. Upgrades complete will be:
New Metzeler M3's front and rear
Pazzo levers
ZG screen
SS brake lines and new pads.
thanks.
busafng

 

[BigBSBusa]

Not exactly sure what you are asking? I have Galfer SS lines and EBC pads on both my bikes and they are much better than stock. The sintered pads take a little getting used to with the noise, but wouldn't trade 'em.

 

[Gunnybusa]

I have Galfer rotors and the HH Galfer pads. Galfer lines will be next.

FNG what rotors are you running?

 

[Gunnybusa]

Sinter= to cause to become a coherent mass by heating without melting

 

[heavybusa]

Goodrich brake lines F&R and clutch line, with HH pads on factory rotors.
Love the set up.

Whats the question?

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[busafng]

Gunny-am running stock rotors. Heavybusa, the question was just if the goodridge and galfer lines were pretty much the same or if busanatics here had discovered one to be better than the other. Schnitz sells the goodridge but not the Galfers. have heard good things about the galfers but am aware that the goodridge's are from the UK where they take their biking very seriously. Could be some advantage there I'm not aware of. I am aware that with new rubber and new lines and pads the bike is going to feel very different at least initially. thanks all.
busafng

 

[BigBSBusa]

Both are good and probably not much difference in them.

 

[heavybusa]

Both are good and probably not much difference in them.

+1 a steel braded brake line is going to perform the same no matter what color or brand.

Thanks Busafng i'm a little slow.

I dont ride the twisties hard enough to see a difference in rotors.