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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cool....after instalation...your brake dust should be non existant!!

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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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

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.

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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