What brake pads are you running?

[RT Performance]

Want to put pads on the 1125r before spring.
See cyclegear has ebc on sale.
They have double cinters on sale and cinter pros.
I ride mountains and a few track days got 10k on the stocks but there getting thin

 

[agfish18]

I love EBC pads... but I had installed them when I was tracking my Buell. I put them on my CBR now and they definitely have stopping power. I would recommend them, especially if you are taking it to the track at all.

 

[Stevenc150]

Lyndall Golds have a great rep.

 

[onelogue]

+1 on the Lyndall Golds!!
get them here: Americansportbike

 

[Miami78]

I'm enjoying my lyndall golds as well. Recently put them on (~1500 miles ago) and they really give meaning to the term "progressive breaking power"!

 

[RT Performance]

will lllok into those thanks guys got get my arse in gear get bike togther

 

[anrkizm95]

ebc-hh

 

[jimijeans]

Running Lyndall Gold Front/rear on My Xbs. Not as expenseive as some think. So far they seem pretty good.

 

[RT Performance]

Looks like the hh EBC are best suited for me ps motorcycle superstore has a discount coupen code for this weekend.
Planning to add a couple oil filters and i get free shipping.
Starting another thread about hi flo filters anyone try them yet?

 

[mowgoli84]

@ RT can you direct me to a link for mcsuperstore pads.

Thakns

 

[Lesley]

Lyndall Gold [up]
EBC are great too.

 

[Doosh]

The EBC HH are fine for street, but they will fade given hard track use. The Extreme Pro work OK for most track riders, but will throw a lot of dust. I liked them for a long time, but as I got better and more consistent on the brakes, I found I could only run them to about half-wear before they didn't grip as well. They are cheaper than other options up front, but cost a little more in the long run was my experience.

I actually like the OEM pads about as well as anything for an all-around pad, or if you are doing a lot of track days try the Nissin 2015 or Vesrah XX pads from EBR. Both work really well on the track, and the 2015 pads last forever...