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Pitbike Brake Pads Front / Rear - Petrolscooter - 30447

Pitbike Brake Pads Front / Rear - Petrolscooter - 30447

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Pitbike Brake Pads Front / Rear 50Cc 90Cc 110Cc 120Cc 125Cc 140Cc 160Cc Pit Bike 5056213514235

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These Petrolscooter Pitbike Brake Pads are designed for pit bikes with hydraulic brake systems, offering a reliable replacement for front or rear applications across a range of engine sizes from 50cc to 160cc. Their primary benefit is restoring effective braking power, though it's crucial to ensure compatibility with your specific brake caliper model before purchase. This guide covers their features, use, and maintenance.

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Model Part Number30447
BrandPetrolScooter

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FAQs

Are these brake pads suitable for all pit bike brands?

These pads are designed for pit bikes with hydraulic brake calipers within the specified engine sizes (50cc-160cc). Compatibility ultimately depends on the specific brake caliper design used by the bike manufacturer.

Can I use these pads on both the front and rear brakes?

Yes, these brake pads are suitable for both front and rear hydraulic brake caliper applications on compatible pit bikes.

How many pads are included in a set?

Each set contains two brake pads.

What are the exact dimensions of the brake pads?

The pads have an overall length of 51.38 mm (2.02 inches), an overall height of 36.55 mm (1.44 inches), and an overall thickness of 8.20 mm (0.32 inches).

How often should I replace my pit bike brake pads?

Brake pad lifespan varies based on riding conditions and frequency. Inspect them regularly and replace when the friction material is worn down to a minimum thickness, typically around 1-2mm.

Do I need any special tools to install these brake pads?

Basic motorcycle or pit bike maintenance tools are generally required, such as wrenches, Allen keys, and potentially a brake caliper piston tool. Refer to your pit bike's service manual for specific instructions.

Troubleshooting

Brakes feel weak or spongy after installation

Ensure the brake system is properly bled to remove air. Check that the brake fluid level is adequate and that the pads are correctly seated in the caliper.

Brake pads squeal excessively

This can sometimes occur with new pads. Ensure they are bedded in properly. Check for any foreign debris trapped between the pad and rotor. Ensure the caliper is not sticking.

Pads do not fit the caliper

Verify that the brake caliper model is compatible with these specific pads. Double-check the provided dimensions against your existing setup. Ensure no retaining clips or pins are obstructing the fit.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile fitment for both front and rear brakes.
  • Compatible with a wide range of pit bike engine sizes (50cc-160cc).
  • Restores critical braking performance.
  • Designed for common hydraulic brake systems.

Cons

  • Requires confirmation of caliper compatibility before purchase.
  • Sold as a set of two pads; may need to purchase multiple sets for front and rear.
  • No specific material composition is detailed, impacting performance expectations.
  • Installation may require basic mechanical knowledge.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup & Compatibility:

  1. Identify Brake Caliper: Before purchasing, visually inspect your current brake caliper and compare it with images of pads designed for similar calipers. The overall dimensions (Length: 51.38 mm / 2.02 inches, Height: 36.55 mm / 1.44 inches, Thickness: 8.20 mm / 0.32 inches) should match.
  2. Engine Size Check: Ensure your pit bike's engine size is within the 50cc to 160cc range.
  3. Installation: Remove the old brake pads according to your pit bike's service manual. Clean the caliper and ensure the new pads are seated correctly. Reinstall the caliper and test brakes cautiously before riding.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect brake pads for wear. Replace them when the friction material is significantly reduced.
  • Keep brake components clean. Dirt and debris can accelerate wear and reduce performance.
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to water or corrosive elements which can affect brake system components.

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