EBC Organic Rear Brake Pads - EBC Brakes - EBCFA192

Maintain your motorcycle's braking performance with the EBC Brakes Organic FA Series Motorcycle Br...

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The EBC Organic Rear Brake Pads (EBCFA192) are designed for motorcycle riders seeking reliable, high-quality braking performance for urban and tourist riding. Their key benefit is a refined braking feel combined with dependability and value, backed by ECE R90 approval. A potential caveat is that organic pads may not offer the extreme performance of higher-end compounds for track use. These UK-made pads feature an organic compound reinforced with aramid fibers to ensure longevity and consistent performance in various temperatures, minimizing noise and the risk of disc lock-up.

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Model Part NumberEBCFA192
BrandEBC Brakes

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FAQs

What is ECE R90 approval?

ECE R90 is a European standard that certifies brake pads meet or exceed the performance of the original equipment (OE) pads in terms of braking effect, speed characteristics, and specific safety parameters.

Are these pads suitable for wet weather riding?

Yes, the organic compound performs reliably in various weather conditions, including wet weather, providing consistent braking.

How often should I check my brake pads?

It is recommended to check your brake pads at least once a month or before long rides. Inspect them for wear and overall condition.

What is the difference between organic and sintered brake pads?

Organic pads (like these) use a composite material and are generally quieter, provide better feel, and are easier on rotors. Sintered pads use metallic compounds and offer higher heat resistance and performance in extreme conditions but can be noisier and wear rotors faster.

Can I use these pads for track days?

While these pads offer good performance, they are primarily designed for urban and touring use. For dedicated track riding with high-speed braking and extreme temperatures, a high-performance sintered pad might be more appropriate.

How do I know when to replace my brake pads?

Replace your brake pads when the friction material wears down to the minimum thickness specified by your motorcycle manufacturer, or if you notice a significant decrease in braking performance or an increase in braking distance.

Troubleshooting

Braking feels inconsistent or weak

Ensure the brake pads have been properly bedded in. Check for any air in the brake lines or low brake fluid. Inspect the brake rotor for warping or excessive wear.

Excessive noise during braking

Confirm the pads are correctly installed and that the caliper hardware is clean and lubricated. Ensure the brake rotor surface is clean and free of contaminants. Some initial noise during bedding-in is normal, but persistent squealing may indicate an issue.

Brake lever feels spongy

This usually indicates air in the hydraulic system. Bleed the brake system according to the motorcycle manufacturer's service manual. Check brake lines for leaks.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Meets high European safety and performance standards (ECE R90)
  • Durable organic compound with aramid fiber reinforcement for longevity
  • Provides a smooth and controlled braking experience
  • Reduces braking noise and the risk of wheel lock-up
  • Excellent value for money for everyday riding

Cons

  • May not provide the peak performance required for aggressive track riding compared to sintered pads
  • Organic compounds can wear faster under extreme braking conditions
  • Require proper bedding-in for optimal performance

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These brake pads are designed as a direct replacement for your motorcycle's original rear brake pads. Ensure your motorcycle's caliper is clean and free of debris before installation. It is crucial to follow the manufacturer's recommended brake pad bedding-in procedure for optimal performance and longevity. This typically involves a series of moderate stops from increasing speeds, allowing the pads and rotors to mate correctly.

Compatibility: The EBCFA192 is specifically designed for certain motorcycle models. Always verify fitment with your motorcycle's make, model, and year using the manufacturer's compatibility guide or consult a professional.

Care: Regularly inspect your brake pads for wear. Keep the caliper area clean by washing with water and mild soap; avoid high-pressure washing directly on the brake components. If you notice excessive dust or debris, a gentle wipe with a dry cloth is recommended. Replace pads when the friction material reaches the minimum thickness specified by the manufacturer.

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