Brake pad cross reference etc Ferodo

[embee]

Just been pointed at the Ferodo (http://www.ferodoracing.com/it/home.php) site, if you go to the Download catalogues (http://www.ferodoracing.com/it/download.php?type=3) page you can get a pdf. document (http://www.ferodoracing.com/pdf/motorcycle_pads_content.pdf) which not only gives the Ferodo part numbers for pads for your bike, but also various other useful cross reference table showing which bikes use a common pad, pad dimensions, and even cross references to OE and other manufacturers pads.

Might be of use to someone.

[monkey]

Ooh lovely. Added as favourite!

[Sir Trev]

Which do folks prefer on standard discs - sintered or organic?

[Berlin]

If you get the Ferodos, DON'T use the CP211 compound on the road! or you'll not live long enough to regret it.

I use these for racing and there *nothing* at all for the first two laps then they'll make your eyes pop out. May as well use wooden pads for the road.

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[monkey]

That's not ideal for racing is it?

[yorkie_chris]

Brilliant, thanks.

[Sid Squid]

I have an old fashioned thing just like this, only it's on something called 'paper'.

:D

[embee]

...meanwhile, Sid checks another email

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[Berlin]

That's not ideal for racing is it?

If you can get them hot enough on the warm up lap, yes. :)

And after two laps you can outbrake *anyone* on them. Just have to catch them back up first! :)
during the first two laps the pace is fairly slow anyway as everyone sorts them selves out.
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