what was the best front radial brembo again??
06-19-2007, 03:44 PM
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Re: what was the best front radial brembo again??
For handbrake I like my 16x18.
For front brake I use the 04-06 Yamaha R1 Radial - it's made by brembo and has the "B" logo stamped on it.
Same one that Bill D and Mitch (the stoppie guys) use - works great for me.
For front brake I use the 04-06 Yamaha R1 Radial - it's made by brembo and has the "B" logo stamped on it.
Same one that Bill D and Mitch (the stoppie guys) use - works great for me.
06-19-2007, 08:58 PM
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Re: what was the best front radial brembo again??
its all personal prefferance.
I've tried several different setups for my front brakes and my personal favorite is a 18x19 brembo radial with a shorty lever and goodridge kevlar lines, with ferodo pads
I find the 18x19 is a little less bitey than the 19x20 but has a lot more positive feedback and control for both endos and burnouts.
each to their own.
I've tried several different setups for my front brakes and my personal favorite is a 18x19 brembo radial with a shorty lever and goodridge kevlar lines, with ferodo pads
I find the 18x19 is a little less bitey than the 19x20 but has a lot more positive feedback and control for both endos and burnouts.
each to their own.
06-19-2007, 09:03 PM
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Re: what was the best front radial brembo again??
its all personal prefferance.
I've tried several different setups for my front brakes and my personal favorite is a 18x19 brembo radial with a shorty lever and goodridge kevlar lines, with ferodo pads
I find the 18x19 is a little less bitey than the 19x20 but has a lot more positive feedback and control for both endos and burnouts.
each to their own.
I've tried several different setups for my front brakes and my personal favorite is a 18x19 brembo radial with a shorty lever and goodridge kevlar lines, with ferodo pads
I find the 18x19 is a little less bitey than the 19x20 but has a lot more positive feedback and control for both endos and burnouts.
each to their own.
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