Brembo brake pads?

[jcthorne]

I just purchased new front and rear brake pads for a customers bike and on opening the package, find out they are repackaged Brembo pads.

Brembo part number 107B80916 for the fronts (one per wheel)
Brembo part number 107B78710 for the rear.

Anyone know of a source other than going through BRP parts to get the Brembo pads?

 

[retired1]

What brand does Baja Ron handle?:dontknow:

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Ron sells EBC. I wonder if Brembo is locked in to only selling them to BRP, like the Kenda tires.

 

[BajaRon]

I just purchased new front and rear brake pads for a customers bike and on opening the package, find out they are repackaged Brembo pads.

Brembo part number 107B80916 for the fronts (one per wheel)
Brembo part number 107B78710 for the rear.

Anyone know of a source other than going through BRP parts to get the Brembo pads?

Brembo makes just about every kind of brake pad possible. Semi-Metallic, Ceramic, Sintered, Semi-Sintered and Organic. There may be more. But I believe that the only material they put on a Spyder backing plate is the organic material. And as far as I know, the only source is BRP. Or at lease I have not been able to find another source.

I do sell EBC pads and they also make an organic for both the older (BRP) system and the newer (Brembo) system. I don't carry the organics because frankly, though the organic is less expensive, the Semi-Sintered (older system) and Fully Sintered (new system) are simply better and I think well worth the few extra dollars. After all, stopping is what it is all about! hyea:

 

[Mike Ard]

Brembo makes just about every kind of brake pad possible. Semi-Metallic, Ceramic, Sintered, Semi-Sintered and Organic. There may be more. But I believe that the only material they put on a Spyder backing plate is the organic material. And as far as I know, the only source is BRP. Or at lease I have not been able to find another source.

I do sell EBC pads and they also make an organic for both the older (BRP) system and the newer (Brembo) system. I don't carry the organics because frankly, though the organic is less expensive, the Semi-Sintered (older system) and Fully Sintered (new system) are simply better and I think well worth the few extra dollars. After all, stopping is what it is all about! hyea:

I have the fully sintered EBC pads from BajaRon on my F3 and can attest to how well they work.