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Packaging Detail:	1.Box packing:Our brand box or yours. 2.Outer packing: ten sets of brake pads in one carton box.
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Bull Brake has four different types of brake pads that are semi-metallic,ceramic,taxi and scorched brake pads

Non-asbestos/Ceramic Bus&Truck Brake Pads auto part OEM

Q: i just reinstalled my rim on a 97 vulcan 800 after having a new tire mounted. my problem is now the brake is rubbing. how do i fix this? thanks for the help: Are your brake pads in good shape? If anti rattle clips are in place in caliper bleed your system . Fresh fluid never hurts

Q: we are looking at verious bikes but I dont want to relearn Braking, Im an old dog and new tricks are for me very difacult.: Early sporties, most English bikes, a few Italian bikes as well. Couple Japanese small models had a through the tranny shift lever- could be right or left shift lever that way for various markets- mid 1960s Yamaha 80cc comes to mind. Kawasaki or Marushu later Kaw 650 twin copy of BSA had right shift. Currently? Maybe a Italian domestic model somewhat smaller based on Duc 250, 350 single? Indian Enfield classic bullet for domestic market- was article about the new 535 for US market getting shift lever switched for the American market- but 'Domestic' tranny available on special order, couple demonstrators brought in with right side shift, left side brake using the 'domestic' tranny. German motorcycles had a few small models with right side shift- but BMW, DKW were left shift, right brake, so were the NSU and later MZs from east-- but a Steyr model had right shift, might have been a English license originally or meant for English market.

Q: Every Time I down shift (say im in 5th gear) when I start releasing out the clutch I can feel the bike jerking, am I suppose to give it some throttle when I downshift or start giving it some brakes? Can some one please tell me what I'm doing wrong. I have a ninja 250, 2005I just finished my msf course and they didn't teach us engine braking: when you downshift, you are probably feeling the jerk because you are at one RPM and the engine runs at a higher RPM in a lower gear at the same speed. What you need to do is just before you start letting out the clutch, blip the throttle a bit to give it gas and boost the RPM's, then release the clutch. You have to be quick so the RPM's don't fall again. If you do this right, the engine speed and the gear speed will be roughly the same and it'll neutralize the jerkiness, then just left off the throttle and let the engine slow down the bike. make sure if you have someone following you to tap the brakes so show you are slowing down, otherwise they might hit you. i use the rear brake a little if i have enough room to slow down, and the front brake while blipping to slow down quicker.

Q: My friend and I want to get one, but we don‘t want a really big one. I asked this before, but the question didn‘t get posted :(: The question is what kind of riding do you want to do? For around town only, a larger scooter would be great. If you want to ride some on freeways, I would recommend a smaller motorcycle like the Rebel 250 by Honda. good luck

Q: Az summer and drum brakes for an old cb motorcycle? Id rather get opinions than go out and find out(well, if its bad). i just know they have issues cooling down.: Adam gave some very good advice. As far as it being hot in AZ, yes, it's very hot for us humans and to us, there's a big difference between a nice 85 degree day and a blistering 115 degree day. However, that's only 30 degrees difference and for your brakes, that's nothing. They can go from 100F setting in the shade parked to 400F after hard stops. An extra 30 degrees is actually rather insignificant. Swapping out the front brake for a disc is certainly a good idea, but depending upon how old your bike is, I'd be real wary of swapping for a disc set up of the same era (early-mid 1970's). Those old single disc with the hinged caliper hanging in front of the fork leg left a lot to be desired and I'm speaking from experience. When dry, they squealed when you stopped and when wet, they groaned and shook but didn't stop you at all. Drilling them full of holes helped and made them look cooler, but they were still lousy and by todays standards, very lousy.

Q: For a bike: Older ford taurses ' had, on the driver side dash, a slot that the key could be inserted in that would reset the notice lights. the mechanic probably forgot to reset it. look for a key sized slot somewhere on the drivers side, and try sticking your key into it. If you find the right hole, (if they havent changed their system), the key will hit a reset button. you shouldn't be able to screw anything up by trying this. hope it works, happy hunting, as i can't remember where mine was located exactly. Alternately, take it back to whoever did your oil change, and ask them if they forgot to reset it.

Q: Which brake is important before and after the motorcycle?: Front brake the most important, you can observe, the front brake system is better than the rear brake, front with a disc brake behind the drum brake, large displacement car before and after the brake Billy even larger, in front of two large diameter brake disc , Six-piston calipers, and the rear brake only has a small diameter brake disc, a caliper.

Q: Such as: Motorcycle Fairings, Motorcycle Windscreen/ Motorcycle Windshields, Motorcycle Brake Disc/ Motorcycle Brakes, Motorcycle Speedometer, LED Motorcycle/Car Lights.: surely shop the tires. Your new whitewalls will positioned on out in 8 to 10K miles, and you will ought to change them. something of the stuff probable would not have that lots commercial value, so the two toss them in a container interior the storage or immediately into the trash. relies upon on how lots area for storing you have.

Q: what are sintered brake pads?: they are pads made by combining fine metallic particles with other components in the friction material as a mixture of powders/fine particles using heat pressure ( sometimes electricity) to fuse them into the pad material. They give extremely good braking with little or no fade but can be hard on the disks

Q: That is when you drive a motorcycle, the brake that suddenly out of control, then pull out the key car will be able to stop it? I want an accurate answer.: Can not ah, there are inertia Well

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