Brake pads on a K8
#16
Just about to clock over 20000 on my bike, pads still fine.
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#17
City commute 20k front can't see me wearing rears out.
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Just about to clock over 20000 on my bike, pads still fine.
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#18
(08-09-2011, 11:00am)09sydrd Wrote: john, do your rotors have a blue ish tinge to them ? if they do this may explain why the pads are worn.

Hello Nigel,
Yes they have blue ish tinge I'm going to take them off and chech them, but I think it is best if I change them to new ones. maybe EBC rotors.



(08-09-2011, 11:38am)Shifu Wrote: John, There could be another reason for it. Check if your rear brake pedal is adjusted correctly. You may be touching/resting your foot on it all the time and braking slightly. With busa's power you might not even notice it. Biker

Hello Shitu, no it's not the brake pedal as I have only rode this busa 3 times and Saturday was the longest ride so far. The other two have been for a blue slip and Wentworth falls (Blue Mountains). thanks anyway.



(09-09-2011, 11:00am)Vellaterra Wrote: Get well mate, Summer is coming........

Hi, Yes feeling a little better for sure. thanks Stephen!!!

Thanks John
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#19
No Blue ish tinge on rotors.

(12-09-2011, 05:09pm)piperjon Wrote: [quote='09sydrd' pid='250323' dateline='1315443659']
john, do your rotors have a blue ish tinge to them ? if they do this may explain why the pads are worn.

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#20
(12-09-2011, 06:47pm)Landmine Wrote: No Blue ish tinge on rotors.

(12-09-2011, 05:09pm)piperjon Wrote: [quote='09sydrd' pid='250323' dateline='1315443659']
john, do your rotors have a blue ish tinge to them ? if they do this may explain why the pads are worn.

Don't get this one.

Thanks John
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#21
My new pads have turned up EBC Double H, so when I have my new pures on I'll test them out next week.
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#22
My K8 has done 23000K and I have just put braided brake and clutch lines on as well as new pads all round. The rear pads were almost down to metal, front still had 2/3 left.
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#23
(13-09-2011, 11:00am)MarkOz Wrote: My K8 has done 23000K and I have just put braided brake and clutch lines on as well as new pads all round. The rear pads were almost down to metal, front still had 2/3 left.

Hi MarkOz,
I'd say he was at the track and that's why the pads are down. I'm taking the wheels off today as I received my Kaneg front stand from Peter and can check the rotors. I'm happy with the Busa just want to get it right so i can ride it with out any concerns


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#24
I have found raging moto to be the cheapest supplier of genuine ebc hhs. Around $60 for complete set of 4 front pads and cheap freight. I would be wary of the Armstrong hhs. Paul.
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#25
(25-09-2011, 10:05am)cyndemgum Wrote: I have found raging moto to be the cheapest supplier of genuine ebc hhs. Around $60 for complete set of 4 front pads and cheap freight. I would be wary of the Armstrong hhs. Paul.

hello Paul,

I paid $56.00 for EBC HH rear pads plus $9 for postage from Balmain m/c. So I went a head and got the front pads as well $198.00 and still $9.00 for postage. Just waiting for my rear rotor in EBC XC from the US to turn up $142.00USD with $38.00USD for postage. The front rotors will get in two or four weeks time.

Thanks John
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#26
Yeah hi John, was that through raging moto? Paul.
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