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Old 11-10-2012, 08:01 PM   #21
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Re: Advice for tossing the bike over in corners?

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What model pads.

There are two types of brake fade. Pad fade and fluid fade. Pad fade is extremely rare
More than likely it is old fluid that has air and water in it.
Pads are EBC HH"s. Dealership installed new reservoir, pads, fluid, and flush/blleed a week before the track day.

Residual air in system?
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Old 11-10-2012, 08:27 PM   #22
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Re: Advice for tossing the bike over in corners?

HHs are not ideal trackday pads by any stretch, but should not get significant pad fade if they were new.

Likely the bleed was not sufficient. Yes.

I have a now to in the "mods and how to" section of the forum. Check it out . While you are in that section might as well see about cleaning the calipers as well
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HHs are not ideal trackday pads by any stretch, but should not get significant pad fade if they were new.

Likely the bleed was not sufficient. Yes.

I have a now to in the "mods and how to" section of the forum. Check it out . While you are in that section might as well see about cleaning the calipers as well
Thanks for the referral! I'll be coming stateside for Christmas and will need to pick up enough brake pads for 2013. Any recommendations?
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Old 11-11-2012, 07:53 AM   #24
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Re: Advice for tossing the bike over in corners?

For dual purpose or track only?

For track only I recommend SBS Dual Carbon. Phenomenal pad, but they do take a little warm up so they are not great for the street.

For the street they make a sintered metal that works well. It is also the one I would recommend in the rain (not that it is a concern in Abu Dhabi ). I get mine from MPHbikes.com

I also have used Perfromance Friction. They have several compounds and it depends again. 07s are great race pads. 10s are more race, some street, and 95s are mostly street but can be used on the track. I get those from Motomummy.com
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For dual purpose or track only?

For track only I recommend SBS Dual Carbon. Phenomenal pad, but they do take a little warm up so they are not great for the street.

For the street they make a sintered metal that works well. It is also the one I would recommend in the rain (not that it is a concern in Abu Dhabi ). I get mine from MPHbikes.com

I also have used Perfromance Friction. They have several compounds and it depends again. 07s are great race pads. 10s are more race, some street, and 95s are mostly street but can be used on the track. I get those from Motomummy.com
Dual purpose. But I hope to get a truck once I get back from vacation. If that happens.. then the bike is going track only.

I'll look into those pads. Thanks a bunch!
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