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Can anyone recommend what pads would best suit my Divvy 900 - it's used in all weathers, all year round...
Pads Front EBC Sintered (HH Type) @ 20.66 pair
Pads Front EBC Standard (GG Type) @ 15.43 pair
Pads Front Goldfren (HH Type) @ 17.50 pair
Pads Front Pattern Standard (GG Type) @ 8.75 pair
Pads Front Vesrah Sintered (HH Type) @ 15.96 pair
[Prices from Wemoto]
I've heard stories about EBC pads being rubbish in the wet, and standard OEM pads squealing a lot.

I suppose the other alternative is to get some genuine Yamaha ones?
Pads Front EBC Sintered (HH Type) @ 20.66 pair
Pads Front EBC Standard (GG Type) @ 15.43 pair
Pads Front Goldfren (HH Type) @ 17.50 pair
Pads Front Pattern Standard (GG Type) @ 8.75 pair
Pads Front Vesrah Sintered (HH Type) @ 15.96 pair
[Prices from Wemoto]
I've heard stories about EBC pads being rubbish in the wet, and standard OEM pads squealing a lot.

I suppose the other alternative is to get some genuine Yamaha ones?
freddytin said:
Popped a set of EBC HH in a mates a few months back, best the bikes ever been, in all weathers and no nasty squeals.
To add, he now wants a firmer front end to cope with the added bite of his new brakes.
Hmmm...the most expensive ones then, thought as much.To add, he now wants a firmer front end to cope with the added bite of his new brakes.
Thanks for the tip - I wonder if the slightly cheaper HH type would be just as good?
I've been Googling and apparently HH rated pads need to be warmed up before they start working properly, and are better suited to race bikes...whereas the GG type are better all rounders?
As my bike spends a lot of it's life on the Mway, where the brakes run pretty cold, I'm thinking GG types are the ones to get?
As my bike spends a lot of it's life on the Mway, where the brakes run pretty cold, I'm thinking GG types are the ones to get?
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