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November 25th, 2006, 04:20 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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Brute Force 650 sra
25" Mud B!!ch, ITP Type 7, stock yellow secondary,
Maroon primary, BF 750 clutch cover, KFX 700 cylinders
82mm Wiseco 11.5:1 pistons, stock cams, Dynatek CDI ,
VFJ UPP intake, Fan switch, K & N filter, HMF full exhaust
Warn XT25 winch with 50' syn rope
KFX V-Force 700
VFJ stage 3 clutch, Almond primary, Quadboss full skids, Fan switch, K & N Filter with
Outerwear, 12 hole mod, Muzzy Pro with stainless oval can, Spark plug boot mod, ASR SS
Front Brake Lines, VFJ UPP intakes, Razr 2's on ITP baja's, Orange PowerMadd Handguards,
Maier carbon fiber hood, H.E.P Taillight, AC racing front bumper, AC Pro peg nerf bars
2005 Brute Force 750 to many mods to list!
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...s/SANY2301.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...SANY1909-1.jpg
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November 26th, 2006, 02:00 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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November 26th, 2006, 04:44 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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Brute Force 650 sra
25" Mud B!!ch, ITP Type 7, stock yellow secondary,
Maroon primary, BF 750 clutch cover, KFX 700 cylinders
82mm Wiseco 11.5:1 pistons, stock cams, Dynatek CDI ,
VFJ UPP intake, Fan switch, K & N filter, HMF full exhaust
Warn XT25 winch with 50' syn rope
KFX V-Force 700
VFJ stage 3 clutch, Almond primary, Quadboss full skids, Fan switch, K & N Filter with
Outerwear, 12 hole mod, Muzzy Pro with stainless oval can, Spark plug boot mod, ASR SS
Front Brake Lines, VFJ UPP intakes, Razr 2's on ITP baja's, Orange PowerMadd Handguards,
Maier carbon fiber hood, H.E.P Taillight, AC racing front bumper, AC Pro peg nerf bars
2005 Brute Force 750 to many mods to list!
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...s/SANY2301.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...SANY1909-1.jpg
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November 26th, 2006, 05:46 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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November 26th, 2006, 08:20 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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November 27th, 2006, 05:49 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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]
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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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'87 KLT 160
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November 28th, 2006, 03:09 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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]
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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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Brute Force 650 sra
25" Mud B!!ch, ITP Type 7, stock yellow secondary,
Maroon primary, BF 750 clutch cover, KFX 700 cylinders
82mm Wiseco 11.5:1 pistons, stock cams, Dynatek CDI ,
VFJ UPP intake, Fan switch, K & N filter, HMF full exhaust
Warn XT25 winch with 50' syn rope
KFX V-Force 700
VFJ stage 3 clutch, Almond primary, Quadboss full skids, Fan switch, K & N Filter with
Outerwear, 12 hole mod, Muzzy Pro with stainless oval can, Spark plug boot mod, ASR SS
Front Brake Lines, VFJ UPP intakes, Razr 2's on ITP baja's, Orange PowerMadd Handguards,
Maier carbon fiber hood, H.E.P Taillight, AC racing front bumper, AC Pro peg nerf bars
2005 Brute Force 750 to many mods to list!
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...s/SANY2301.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...SANY1909-1.jpg
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December 23rd, 2006, 12:38 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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December 23rd, 2006, 12:40 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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(mikers baby) 07 candy thunder blue 750i: 28" outlaws, ams alloy rims, warn 2.5 winch, sst 2" lift kit, moose module, center mounted snorkels
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December 23rd, 2006, 12:40 PM
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BF 750 front brakes
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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(mikers baby) 07 candy thunder blue 750i: 28" outlaws, ams alloy rims, warn 2.5 winch, sst 2" lift kit, moose module, center mounted snorkels
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