New break pads for GSR600

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Im looking to put some new front brake pads on my GSR600. Mostly going to be commuting year round, some short tours, some weekend runs.... Any recommendations?

[chris-red]

EBC Sintered, tend to be the best for the money. OEM/Brembo/Carbon Lorraine may be slightly better but cost more. Avoid Goldfren or any generic no name parts.
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[MCN]

You can't fit break pads it'll fail the MOT.

Brake pads would be better.
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EBC sintered are the HH ones? Ive been trying to read up reviews and I seem to keep coming across 'they're bad in the wet', which might be a problem riding in the UK :p

MCN: hahah fixed

[chris-red]

[MCN]

I asked the forum for help with pads a wee while ago.

The following was returned.

https://www.biketorqueracing.co.uk/


https://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorcycle/brake-pads/brembo-brake-pads

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sickpup suggested finding an equivalent from a Honda dealer. I had a go but cross referencing part numbers is a bit of a phaph too.
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[Vincent]

I use EBC HH too...work ok, last well, no problems.
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OK looks like EBC HH get the vote, thanks guys much appreciated

[RhynoCZ]

Brembo SA, alright stuff.
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