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Old November 25th, 2006, 04:20 PM   #1
 
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I need a good set of brakes. I just put new brakes on the front of my 750 about a month ago and now there gone. They cost me $55.00. Any ideas?
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Old November 26th, 2006, 02:00 PM   #2
 
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Where did they go? I have had the same set of brakes on my 03 Popo since new and they are not even half worn out. I have never had disc brakes wear out that fast.
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yea they only lasted about 2 rides. Its the same deal with my sport quads. Am i doing something wrong? maybe i should stick with OEM brakes?
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Old November 26th, 2006, 05:46 PM   #4
 
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OEM may be the way to go. I have a 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 quads, all with OEM brakes on them. I think my Popo has 2500 miles on those brakes and most of the time it was ridden in mud.
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Old November 26th, 2006, 08:20 PM   #5
 
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2 rides an the brakes are gone?!?!?!?! Holy crap!!! I would check to make sure the calipers arent sticking a bit causing the pads to wear out so fast.
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yea they only lasted about 2 rides. Its the same deal with my sport quads. Am i doing something wrong? maybe i should stick with OEM brakes?[/b]
Maybe not you...but there's definitely something wrong there. Is it the front brakes only? Unless they were 4,000 mile rides, there's a problem.
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yea they only lasted about 2 rides. Its the same deal with my sport quads. Am i doing something wrong? maybe i should stick with OEM brakes?[/b]
Maybe not you...but there's definitely something wrong there. Is it the front brakes only? Unless they were 4,000 mile rides, there's a problem.[/b][/b][/quote]

Yes its on the front brakes. Not sure on the back, I have never checked them nore do I know how.
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IVE GOT 37 MILES ON MY 07 BF 750I AND MY FRONT PADS ARE ABOUT 1/3 TO 1/2 WORN AWAY. SAME THING HAPPENED ON MY SUZUKI, GOT 100 MILES ON FRONT PADS AND WERE METAL TO METAL. IM TRYING SOME SINTERED BRONZE PADS , WILL POST WHEN I SEE HOW THEY WILL DO. I ALSO HAVE A SUPPLIER ( I WK FOR NAPA ) WHO HAS SUGGESTED HAVING THE OE PADS RELINED WITH A WOVEN KEVLAR MATERIAL. WILL TRY IF THE BRONZE DONT LAST ANY LONGER.
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IVE GOT 37 MILES ON MY 07 BF 750I AND MY FRONT PADS ARE ABOUT 1/3 TO 1/2 WORN AWAY. SAME THING HAPPENED ON MY SUZUKI, GOT 100 MILES ON FRONT PADS AND WERE METAL TO METAL. IM TRYING SOME SINTERED BRONZE PADS , WILL POST WHEN I SEE HOW THEY WILL DO. I ALSO HAVE A SUPPLIER ( I WK FOR NAPA ) WHO HAS SUGGESTED HAVING THE OE PADS RELINED WITH A WOVEN KEVLAR MATERIAL. WILL TRY IF THE BRONZE DONT LAST ANY LONGER.
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IVE GOT 37 MILES ON MY 07 BF 750I AND MY FRONT PADS ARE ABOUT 1/3 TO 1/2 WORN AWAY. SAME THING HAPPENED ON MY SUZUKI, GOT 100 MILES ON FRONT PADS AND WERE METAL TO METAL. IM TRYING SOME SINTERED BRONZE PADS , WILL POST WHEN I SEE HOW THEY WILL DO. I ALSO HAVE A SUPPLIER ( I WK FOR NAPA ) WHO HAS SUGGESTED HAVING THE OE PADS RELINED WITH A WOVEN KEVLAR MATERIAL. WILL TRY IF THE BRONZE DONT LAST ANY LONGER.
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