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standard front disc on a TV175 S3.

Just had its MOT, and the tester told me the front brake was "just within spec"

Recommended that I look for some "abrasive EBC" pads if possible. Anyone know if there is such a thing, or any ideas as to how to improve a standard set up- don't want to go hydraulic.

Any suggestions Gents?

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Sintered pads + reverse pull?
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Try EBC FA 100 pads http://www.ebcbrakesdirect.com/bike/par ... 9&sec=Euro Seem to work fine although won't pull a stoppie with a cable set up :) Don't worry about the wrong pic on the site
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Just fitted Newfren sintered pads(bought from Glasgow Lambretta) to my remade inboard disc brake.Much,much better than the un-named brand previously fitted :)
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I fitted the same to my TV before the euro, there pretty good.
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Need better brakes on mine thinking of losing the standard look disc and fitting an outboard instead, nearly hit a car in the outside lane on the M62 going to the euro hadto cut back into the inside lane to avoid a crash brakes not good enough at speed, still on a standard cable not even reverse pulled.

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rog60 wrote:Just fitted Newfren sintered pads(bought from Glasgow Lambretta) to my remade inboard disc brake.Much,much better than the un-named brand previously fitted :)

is that the copper coloured ones? squeal like buggery..

Going to order a better disc and pads from al diablo...should have done it earlier
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is that the copper coloured ones? squeal like buggery..
Fitted a set of these a couple of years ago, very effective but only had to touch the lever and as mentioned they squealed, is there a cure for this?
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joee wrote:
rog60 wrote:Just fitted Newfren sintered pads(bought from Glasgow Lambretta) to my remade inboard disc brake.Much,much better than the un-named brand previously fitted :)

is that the copper coloured ones? squeal like buggery..

Going to order a better disc and pads from al diablo...should have done it earlier
No grey with metal dust impregnated, black lacquered. had to grind them down a few thou on outside edge to fit properly....don't squeal.. put copper slip on backs to prevent that :shock: :shock:
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Thanks Gents- some good ideas here.

Going to try the sintered route first

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