I've got these two sets to chose from.
The bike is used for Supermoto riding only.
Any experiences??
The bike is used for Supermoto riding only.
Any experiences??
I like the 911* pads, which are designed for road racing conditions. (They need to heat up to work well) Of the two you show I would say the platinums would be better for Supermoto.
Here is their web site for some additional info:
http://www.braketech.com/ferodo/
Here is their web site for some additional info:
http://www.braketech.com/ferodo/
my only experience is with the sinterd grip .they are great in the desert and the only pad i will now use.but i would try to get more input from the super moto guys ..power friend has experience with 911s and it sounds like good advice ..bergdaddy
Joined Nov 2001
17K Posts | 773+
Ely, England
i tried some back to ack racing and sintered was better on initial bite. however they squeel like the old 80's roadbike discs.
i have asked if anyone here knows of pads that come with the anti squeel plates in the kit but no reply :cry: :cry:
anyone know?
Taffy
i have asked if anyone here knows of pads that come with the anti squeel plates in the kit but no reply :cry: :cry:
anyone know?
Taffy
Taffy said:
Anti-squeel pads, none that I know of. The Dunlopads (also relabeled and sold by White Bros.) have a ceramic backing. Lots of people like them.
Joined Mar 2003
582 Posts | 2+
Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
Taffy,
Here in the states, when one buys new pads for their car, the pads usually either come with, or you can buy, a set of anti-squeel shims, that go between the pad and the caliper. Loctite also makes some mojo that one can apply to the caliper and pad. This would only help noise between teh capliper and pad though, not between the pad and the disk...
Link to mojo with MSDS
LINK
My gut says this may not work well with bergs...
Here in the states, when one buys new pads for their car, the pads usually either come with, or you can buy, a set of anti-squeel shims, that go between the pad and the caliper. Loctite also makes some mojo that one can apply to the caliper and pad. This would only help noise between teh capliper and pad though, not between the pad and the disk...
Link to mojo with MSDS
LINK
My gut says this may not work well with bergs...
I fitted the Sintered ones and sent back the others.
Previously I had some Brembos of unknown type. The new ones bite MUCH better, even from cold. So far I've only used them on the road but will be taking them to the track tomorrow.
More info then.
Previously I had some Brembos of unknown type. The new ones bite MUCH better, even from cold. So far I've only used them on the road but will be taking them to the track tomorrow.
More info then.
FANTASTIC! 
After two hours on track I can honestly say that the new Sinter pads were great on my bike. The first real brake down almost flipped me over Same lever pressure as always!
After two hours on track I can honestly say that the new Sinter pads were great on my bike. The first real brake down almost flipped me over Same lever pressure as always!Similar threads
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