I am replacing my front brake pads on my 2001 cbr 929 and was wondering if the stock brake pads where sintered metal or an organic compound? I was thinking of staying away from sintered (EBC HH) metal if they did not come factory with them. Maybe use EBC carbon kevlar. Rotors are very expensive to replace and I bent one so I am changing out my brake pads anyway. I do not race or plan on it, but i do endo and stunt from time to time and liked the feel of my stock pads, they didn't bite too quickly like some people say about the HH's. Just wondering what they came stock with and a good replacement with stunts.

 

Vesrah makes a very good product. Go with the regular RJL. It is a called a "racing" pad but works on the street very well too. It is a sintered metal pad but will not damage or prematurely wear the stock rotors. They have good initial bite but not to the degree of the EBC HH Kit(GFA) pads. Plus they require very little bed in and do not induce brake drag which is a commen trait of EBC's. They are very linear in application and do not fade. They also work well in wet and cooler conditions unlike carbon pads. Can't be beat really.

 

just let binder get on here and he will tell you a story about brake pads and 929 and his revelations on the world

 

DON'T BE A HATER :YEAH

 

To person who throw me a fruit to my helmet on street. I know color year and styles of saturn car you drive and I tell my probations officer what you look. If I catch you on the drive by my front I do you a serious danger and I can tell you "one thing" you don't drive thats "for sure". You crazy fan.

 

Run stock Honda pads for endos and 12 stuff. HH pads get grabby for endos.

 

stock

 

stock all the way :YEAH

 

What they said.