What are my callipers?

[Cooper1999]

Hoping someone can help me. I have replacement Brembo callipers fitted to my bike. I bought these many years ago from Harris when they were on offer. I remember they were '4 piston, 4 pad' callipers i.e. one brake pad for each piston.
I suspect I'll need replacement pads at some point this year, but how do I identify what pads I need?
And can anyone recommend a supplier?
Thanks.

[bimsb6]

Take a pad out and look at the back ?

[Rubin215]

Online catalogue.

I think EBC have outlines and dimensions of the different pads they produce, you can then cross reference to other manufacturers.

[rodericb]

It looks like the 20785011 65mm P4/34 caliper. 65mm being the distance between the mounting points, P4 being 4 pads and 34 is the piston diameter in millimetres. 20785011 is the Brembo part number. A few Italian "superbikes" had them in the early two-thousands.

https://www.oppracing.com/product_display/30881-br...

[Rubin215]

rodericb said:

It looks like the 20785011 65mm P4/34 caliper. 65mm being the distance between the mounting points, P4 being 4 pads and 34 is the piston diameter in millimetres. 20785011 is the Brembo part number. A few Italian "superbikes" had them in the early two-thousands.

https://www.oppracing.com/product_display/30881-br...

Yeah, that's what I thought too...

[FarQue]

Rubin215 said:

Online catalogue.

I think EBC have outlines and dimensions of the different pads they produce, you can then cross reference to other manufacturers.

In the old days the paper ebc catalogue definitely had ‘actual size’ illustrations of every pad they made which was great when a customer turned up with a random pad from ‘my moped’ needing a replacement set.

[Cooper1999]

Thanks all - that definitely gives me somewhere to start from.
Cheers.

ETA - I've got to add, they're bloody good stoppers!