Most grippy brand of pads?
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Bear in mind that, with the geometry of a cruiser, you use more back brake than you would with a sportsbike so that you don't push the front wheel.
The sharpest stopping pads work best when they are reasonably warm but are s
t when they are cold; given the interchangeability of aftermarket pads to fit several different bikes, your friend might be better just sticking with the genuine OE pads as I'm pretty sure Mr Kawasaki will have taken this in to account...
The sharpest stopping pads work best when they are reasonably warm but are s
t when they are cold; given the interchangeability of aftermarket pads to fit several different bikes, your friend might be better just sticking with the genuine OE pads as I'm pretty sure Mr Kawasaki will have taken this in to account...Gassing Station | Biker Banter | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


