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This guide is for riders seeking optimal braking performance on their Honda Hornet 250, Suzuki GSF Bandit 1200, or Yamaha FZ6 Fazer S2. EBC FA174HH brake pads provide superior stopping power and consistent performance in various conditions, from cold and wet to hot and dry. Note that the sale refers to one pack of pads.
| Model Part Number | FA174HH |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
These brake pads are made of a sintered compound with a copper alloy for increased durability.
These brake pads are made in the USA.
These brake pads are compatible with Honda Hornet 250 (1997), Suzuki GSF Bandit 1200 (2006), and Yamaha FZ6 Fazer S2 600 (2007-2008).
Perform several stops from moderate speeds, gradually increasing pressure. Avoid hard braking during the initial bed-in process.
Inspect your brake pads regularly, ideally before each ride or as part of your routine maintenance schedule.
Ensure the pads are correctly installed and that the rotors are clean. Check for any contamination on the pads or rotors. Consider chamfering the pad edges if noise persists.
Yes, these brake pads are designed for a track/road compromise and provide excellent performance in high-temperature conditions.
Check for air in the brake lines and bleed the brakes if necessary. Ensure the pads are properly bedded-in.
Ensure the pads are correctly installed and that the rotors are clean. Check for any contamination on the pads or rotors. Consider chamfering the pad edges if noise persists.
Compatibility: These brake pads are designed for Honda Hornet 250 (1997), Suzuki GSF Bandit 1200 (2006), and Yamaha FZ6 Fazer S2 600 (2007-2008).
Installation:
Care: Inspect your brake pads regularly for wear. Replace them when they reach the minimum thickness specified in your motorcycle's service manual. Keep the brake system clean from dirt and debris. Avoid using aggressive cleaning agents.
