Did you have any issues with EBC Sintered FA142HH right after the installation of too much brake drag ?
It appears to be creating to much friction on the disk, or maybe it should be like that.
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Did you have any issues with EBC Sintered FA142HH right after the installation of too much brake drag ?
It appears to be creating to much friction on the disk, or maybe it should be like that.
- Sep 3, 2017
Nothing significant that I remember.
Did you clean up the "pins" and other parts to ensure that all moving/sliding parts are operating smoothly?
Give it time to bed in. The HH pads grip more.
They say bad brakes are the number 1 cause for the high road death in thailand but you should
see how crazy they ride their scooters over here and with no bike gear on.Abs does help but you
still can't stop on a dime and i have seen them as young as 7 years old riding in heavy traffic.
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see how crazy they ride their scooters over here and with no bike gear on.Abs does help but you
still can't stop on a dime and i have seen them as young as 7 years old riding in heavy traffic.
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- Feb 16, 2018
Ahaha yes I've been Thailand on a scooter myself 😂was a very funny experience but accturaly qwite scarey when you have a van overtaking you like it's a bike lol
how much mileage have you done with this bike at the time you installed the EBC?
Hi,
I just wanted to add my 2 cents after resolving the issue I had.
My bike has about 21000km .
I got the OEM break pads 06455-MJE-D02 it appears that the EBC pads are about 0.5mm thicker per pad then the OEM pads.
I installed the new OEM pads, and the my issue resolved.
I just wanted to add my 2 cents after resolving the issue I had.
My bike has about 21000km .
I got the OEM break pads 06455-MJE-D02 it appears that the EBC pads are about 0.5mm thicker per pad then the OEM pads.
I installed the new OEM pads, and the my issue resolved.
- Mar 17, 2018
I bought the bike used and swap to EBC pads, I did about 5000K with the EBC pads so far and no issues.
- Mar 17, 2018
One thing that seems to happen a lot that I noticed, is people forget to clean the pistons, they get gummed up with brake dusts. I fix and help the local motorcycle group in my area. A few people had similar problems with new brake pads dragging, 90% of the time it was the pistons not fully retracting.
Watch this video around the 3 minute mark.
- Sep 3, 2017
I've had my bike from new. I did approx 10.5k miles on original pads, before changing to EBC (Sintered on Front and Organic on rear) and I've done around 5k miles since with no issues
I clean the disk every other week with break cleaner, and every once in a while I use some sand paper on the disk and after it use break cleaner and rugs so the disk is shiny like a mirror
I learned that in motorcycle tech course I did last year, after I decided to do as much as maintenance by myself.
when I replaced the pads I sure did clean the pistons and they where so easy to push back all the way in I did it with my fingers without using any tools.
I agree with you that pushing the pistons back before cleaning is bad and dangerous it can easily affect the piston rubber sealing from doing its job and may break from stopping the bike.
- May 16, 2017
Yes l clean my discs regular, surprising how much crud gets on there.I clean the disk every other week with break cleaner, and every once in a while I use some sand paper on the disk and after it use break cleaner and rugs so the disk is shiny like a mirror
I learned that in motorcycle tech course I did last year, after I decided to do as much as maintenance by myself.
when I replaced the pads I sure did clean the pistons and they where so easy to push back all the way in I did it with my fingers without using any tools.
I agree with you that pushing the pistons back before cleaning is bad and dangerous it can easily affect the piston rubber sealing from doing its job and may break from stopping the bike.
Hi Everyone,
I apologise if this is a redundant question but ive never bought brake pads before and the OP has a CBR650R.... I own a CBR650F ABS 2017 model and need new front pads, as far as I can tell the EBC FA142HH should fit, is that correct?
I apologise if this is a redundant question but ive never bought brake pads before and the OP has a CBR650R.... I own a CBR650F ABS 2017 model and need new front pads, as far as I can tell the EBC FA142HH should fit, is that correct?
Post number 3 in this thread has the part numbers, but you are correct.
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- Jul 6, 2018
I have a question about front brake pads. https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/honda/motorcycle/2015/cbr650f-a-cbr650fa/front-brake-caliper this diagram says you need two sets of front brake pads (4 pieces) but I watched this video:
and it looks like he only uses one set. am I missing something? do I need to buy 2 sets of brake pads for the front brakes? It will probably be obvious once I take it apart but I don't want to take it apart until I have all the needed materials.
and it looks like he only uses one set. am I missing something? do I need to buy 2 sets of brake pads for the front brakes? It will probably be obvious once I take it apart but I don't want to take it apart until I have all the needed materials.
- Oct 1, 2019
The front brakes have two disks and therefore two calipers, a pair of pads per caliper.
- Jul 15, 2019
can i please ask if anyone has installed new brake pads for either the new CB650R or the CBR650R, i called EBC direct and they have given me the following part codes - FA679HH (front) & FA496HH (rear), however an online supplier gave me code FA142HH for the front ?
CB650R - EBC sintered double H brake pads for CBR650R
Hi guys, Just wondering if anyone knows what the part numbers are for the EBC sintered HH pads, front and rear for the 2020 CB650r? I put these pads on all my bikes, much better initial bite and feedback than stock. Not having luck finding these. Thanks.
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I put CBR650R EBC Brake pads in our search bar and this tread was the first thing that came up. EBC is correct.
I have 20k+ miles and 5 track days on my bike and still have the original pads. 😂
I should probably just change them even though they're fine.
I should probably just change them even though they're fine.