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I ordered pads from eBay and they last 1 day literally. Has anyone experience that before???
 
I feel that beastly but damn one day. What the hell are they made of paper??
 
^^^ lmaoo. I'm going to post a pic the pad just vanished after 8hrs of riding.
 
Resurrecting this old thread!!

Pretty sure my pads are getting super worn out. They're adjusted all the way in and my braking is terrible these days. Have to downshift a lot.

I just ordered a brake kit from Forward Power Sports off Ebay. Is this the kind you ordered??

It's already shipped but they were cheap as hell.

Anyway I ordered disc pads for the rear from EBC (Sintered) and I'll probably use those for the rear. Maybe I can return the cheapos and get some EBC for the front drum as well?

Also,
I read that sintered brake pads are only good for steel rotors? Are ours made of steel or iron? Note: I have a moto4 not a warrior.

Source on that: http://www.braketech.com/index.php?...sus-organic-pads&catid=17:tech-talk&Itemid=69
 
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If you have a Moto4 you should have drum brakes. Get EBC "G" series shoes, and replace all the brake seals/gaskets/O-rings. Far as brake pads, get EBC severe duty pads.
 
It's def a rear disc brake in the back. The drums are up front only. But maybe the whole servicing is needed. Yeah I think the EBC are best for long lasting and better performance.

According to Clymer manual it's a drum in the rear for 96+ models. Mine's a 95.
 
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Just got EBC Severe Duty for my fronts. Have to squeeze harder, but if they last longer I don't care.
 
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