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The EX250J uses the same pads front and rear, Kawasaki #43082-0081. Pads used by club members so far include Vesrah and EBC. For other brands, you can follow the links to the manufacturers' sites in the EX250F [[What replacement pads should I consider?|brake pads]] article to find the part numbers you need. | |||
'''[http://catalog.vesrah.co.jp/list/street_brake.asp Vesrah]''' part numbers: | |||
*Sintered | *Sintered (front and rear) VD-250JL | ||
*Organic | *Organic/Semi-metallic (rear) SD-250 | ||
*Sintered Double-H | |||
For Vesrah pads, see [http://kurveygirl.com/shop/index.php kurveygirl.com] | |||
'''[http://www.ebcbrakes.com/motorcycle_brake/streetbike_brake_pads/index.shtml EBC]''' part numbers: | |||
*Sintered Double-H (front and rear) FA197HH | |||
*Organic (Rear) FA197 | |||
====Notes==== | |||
One of our racers found the sintered Vesrah pads on the front to stop better than the EBC HHs. They have good initial bite and great feel, and you can go a little deeper into the corners. | |||
[[What replacement pads should I consider?|See here]] for more information on brake pads. | |||
Latest revision as of 01:28, 18 October 2010
The EX250J uses the same pads front and rear, Kawasaki #43082-0081. Pads used by club members so far include Vesrah and EBC. For other brands, you can follow the links to the manufacturers' sites in the EX250F brake pads article to find the part numbers you need.
Vesrah part numbers:
- Sintered (front and rear) VD-250JL
- Organic/Semi-metallic (rear) SD-250
For Vesrah pads, see kurveygirl.com
EBC part numbers:
- Sintered Double-H (front and rear) FA197HH
- Organic (Rear) FA197
Notes
One of our racers found the sintered Vesrah pads on the front to stop better than the EBC HHs. They have good initial bite and great feel, and you can go a little deeper into the corners.
See here for more information on brake pads.
