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Sorry but if they only last twice as long I don't want them neither. I went with EBC pads. Have put 2000kms on them and they are about 40% now. I think they were about 30 bucks a set.Race Driven all the way. Last twice as long as stock and good price.
Sorry but if they only last twice as long I don't want them neither. I went with EBC pads. Have put 2000kms on them and they are about 40% now. I think they were about 30 bucks a set.
LMAO must be a can am. Are yours toast already? Every can am quad is due for a set at 300 kms that I know of. Haven't heard of anyone going past that. Martin asked me if I wanted them replaced when it was in for its first service. I asked if covered under warranty because they wore so quick. Nope, I must have been riding the brake they said lol. Why would I want to put factory brakes back in if they are junk? Anyways def go aftermarket. Rapid usually has them in stock.
Sorry but if they only last twice as long I don't want them neither. I went with EBC pads. Have put 2000kms on them and they are about 40% now. I think they were about 30 bucks a set.
Rapid should have them in stock.
My brakes make the most horrific noises but are wearing fine and I'm at almost 2000 kms. Engine braking is great on the slower technical trails and is usually sufficient when out riding with the family so I'm only really using them a lot when I'm riding solo and really pushing my machine. Not sure what causes the loud squealing but it makes me not want to even use the brakes lol. Do you guys experience this on your Mavs? I know it's very common on the manders.
Martin sells EBC. Just gotta ask for them. Can Am has changed their material tho. I have 500km on my XMR Outlander and the pads still look like brand new.
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