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Mar 2nd, 2007, 06:28 AM
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| Brake pad's
Ok I looked up lyndall brakes after seeing Chucktx's post about useing them , So I call all the decent bikes shops in the Houston & galveston area there;s a lot of them , all said they could get them $46 + shipping & about a week to get in , so I hit the web found a place in AZ had them for $40 + $4025 shipping so I ordered them on 2-27 07 & on 3-1-07 they came in the US Mail to SE TX , so I saved a couple of Bucks on the same part & two day's to get here , here's the shop I used www.hammercustomcycles.com this wes the first time I used them & I will call upon them again if & when needed 
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Mar 2nd, 2007, 10:56 AM
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| cool....after instalation...your brake dust should be non existant!!
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| Yep, after I installed my Z's, the brake dust went south! Good stuff!
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Mar 2nd, 2007, 06:34 PM
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| That's what I'am looking for less dust this Dresser can build up some dust & it's can be tufff to get off , I just got a set for the rear for now , but next month I'am looking to do two set's for the front
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Mar 3rd, 2007, 03:39 AM
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| Thanks for the link. I see they sell a front and rear kit for 82.00...
Will definitely add that site to my "favorites"...
Anybody know how many miles is typical before brake pads are needed? (stock pads)
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Mar 3rd, 2007, 06:19 AM
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| that is going to depend on your riding habits....i have 20,000 on my front pads on my eglide..stock pads... i changed the rear out at about 15,000 or so, because of the brake dust thing, and no brake fade or problems when they are wet.... your milage may vary
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Mar 3rd, 2007, 07:51 PM
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| I'am getting about the same as chucktx is , my 03 E glide They say at lyndell you should get about 18000 miles per rear set , on normal riding , byt who rides normel
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| The Z pads have become so popular that I've seen them hanging on the back accessory rack at a local HD dealership.
BTW, you can order them direct from Lyndall as well.
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| Thanks guys, I'll probably make the switch before the next riding season is over... that black soot is a pain to clean off | |
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Mar 5th, 2007, 06:52 AM
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| ken , lyndell sell's there pad;s at $46 plus shipping , hammer sell's them at $40 plus shipping witch was $4.25 last week , so I saved about $5-6 bucks just by looking around for the same part'
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