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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 the rest, 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.  
The EX250J uses the same pads front and rear, Kawasaki #43082-0081. Pads used by club members so far include Vesrah and EBC. For the rest, 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:
'''[http://catalog.vesrah.co.jp/list/street_brake.asp Vesrah]''' part numbers:


*Sintered (front and rear) VD-250JL
*Sintered (front and rear) VD-250JL
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For Vesrah pads, see [http://kurveygirl.com/shop/index.php kurveygirl.com]
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:
[http://www.ebcbrakes.com/motorcycle_brake/streetbike_brake_pads/index.shtml EBC] part numbers:


*Sintered Double-H (front and rear) FA197HH
*Sintered Double-H (front and rear) FA197HH
*Organic (Rear) FA197
*Organic (Rear) FA197
====Notes====
One of our racers found the Vesrah pads on the front to stop better than the EBCs. They have good initial bite and great feel, and you can go a little deeper into the corners.