Good, reputable brake pads for a Hayabusa?

**TheDemonLord** · 8th November 2015, 18:43

Originally Posted by caspernz

Maybe ask your Suzuki dealer whether the OEM ones are sintered or not.

Also kinda begs the question on whether you know what's stopping you now, OEM or aftermarket, sintered or organic?

Haven't changed the Brake pads since I bought it from a Dealer - so honestly don't know

**AllanB** · 8th November 2015, 18:54

Interestingly on the forums the Honda Hornet 900 ones were acknowledged as the best front pads. Who made them for Honda I wonder? Never wore mine out and had 32,000 on the clock when sold and plenty meat left.

**sidecar bob** · 8th November 2015, 19:03

Originally Posted by jellywrestler

spellings right but they're in lower hutt.

Well thank fuck I can finally spell his name correctly.
There's no Middle Hutt so I'm only out by one Hutt, not to bad really.

**jellywrestler** · 8th November 2015, 19:24

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

Well thank fuck I can finally spell his name correctly.
There's no Middle Hutt so I'm only out by one Hutt, not to bad really.

yes well done, tell me now then as you're improving i've heard of a well known place called 'Middle Earth" are there a top and bottom earth, a left and right earth or something else then?

**James Deuce** · 8th November 2015, 20:33

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

Well thank fuck I can finally spell his name correctly.
There's no Middle Hutt so I'm only out by one Hutt, not to bad really.

You've put your tampon in upside down again.

**RideLife** · 9th November 2015, 10:35

Originally Posted by Moise

There's someone on TradeMe selling DP pads but i don't know if they have them for your bike...

Originally Posted by nzspokes

I have DP HH+ on my good bike. Bloody hell they are good.

Thank you for the recommendation guys.
That's me selling them on T/me.

Other than the power the pads transfers to the disk, the other important thing to think about for these powerful bikes, (or for Track work), is Heat Shields.
DP 'HH+ road/track' and 'Race only' pads have Ceramic Heat shields. (The same as the Space Shuttle). They are the Best heat shields available.

I do have the DP947HH+ pads for your bike in stock if interested. RRP $79/set
RideLife KB price - $75/set (two sets needed up front).
As always - Free Post through KiwiBiker.

Just an option for your consideration.
Cheers.
Alex.

**Moise** · 9th November 2015, 17:52

Premier is a UK brand, but it's not easy to find any reviews. Good to hear that you're happy with them.

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**nzspokes** · 9th November 2015, 18:35

Originally Posted by cassina

Just bought my first pair of new pads after only having the orginal and got the Premier brand and sintered pads. I was a bit worried that they would not have the stopping power of the orginal but have not noticed any difference in the dry anyway so far. I did read years ago that sintered wear out discs quicker than organic but if the trade off is better stopping power its worth it maybe.

Get some DP's. Your riding needs all the help it can get.

**sidecar bob** · 9th November 2015, 18:38

Originally Posted by nzspokes

Get some DP's. Your riding needs all the help it can get.

Googled DP, not ideal.

**nzspokes** · 9th November 2015, 18:53

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

Googled DP, not ideal.

Not something you want on your work search history then?

**Big Dog** · 9th November 2015, 20:36

Working in IT you see a few clangers come through.

Cream pie, without the word recipe gets you very different images.

Horseplay gets very different images than horse play.

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