🔧 ECCPP FA379 FA254 Carbon Fiber Brake Pads Kit - Fits 2006-2009 Suzuki, 2008-2009 & 2011-2012 Suzuki Hayabusa, 2013 Suzuki Hayabusa GSX1300RA ABS Review

Perfect grip from 120 mph. Fits perfectly. The time will show. They replaced the sintered pads that ripped the rotors, which is why I bought them.

Don't let my 4 stars put you off buying these pads. They are great and worth the money. I only gave this review because I drive on a private circuit. As you know, trekking is different from road riding. I bought these for my 2007 Suzuki GSXR-600.

So far I've been pleasantly surprised with these pads. They have good bite initially and stopping power is as good as other pads four times the price. I didn't get a chance to really punish them, but for normal city driving they were great.

Very good brake pads! As well as the price! I've been riding them for almost a year now, I have no complaints about this product, good workmanship, good functionality and stopping power at a price well above the retailer's inflated prices. I recommend these replacement brake pads!

So definitely only Chinese scrap. I doubt they contain Kevlar or carbon but I've been riding them for two months and despite their labeling they are actually brake pads. So, yes, these are new brake pads that fit properly, no, this is by no means a heavy-duty, high-demand product. But they are suitable for everything that is not on the go.

I needed something quick for my 2007 Gsxr 600, they worked great, have had them for a few weeks now. The price is great, fits with no problems. They don't make any noise, but they do generate some brake dust. But for the price and the ability to stop, that's not a problem for me. I will buy again. If you don't want to spend $50 on pads buy these, they are more than worth it for the price and quality.

These pads have put on a few hundred miles on the Dyna and still feel good. Solid braking. They don't seem to set as quickly as sintered bases, but that seems to be the main difference: they haven't run in the rain yet. So far the only complaint about front caliper hum that I remember now is that I changed the pad material, but for $20 for both calipers instead of $80-$100 I can deal with some brake noise .