CERAMIC BRAKE SERIES
Ceramic brake pads are made from a combination of ceramic fibers, non-ferrous filler materials. This composition is known for its ability to withstand certain temperatures and provide consistent braking performance.
REDUCED BRAKE DUST:
Ceramic brake pads tend to produce less brake dust compared to organic brake pads. This can help keep your motorcycle’s wheels cleaner.
QUIETER OPERATION:
Ceramic brake pads often produce less noise during braking compared to some other types of brake pads. This can contribute to a quieter and more comfortable riding experience.
SMOOTH BRAKING:
Ceramic brake pads provide smooth and consistent braking performance.
LONGER LIFESPAN:
Ceramic brake pads are known for their durability and longer lifespan compared to organic brake pads. This can result lower maintenance costs over time.
PERFORMANCE IN WET CONDITIONS:
Ceramic brake pads generally perform well in wet conditions. They maintain good braking efficiency even when wet.
DISC FRIENDLY:
The brake pads offers longer disc life becouse of less harder meterial.
Riders should consider their specific riding style, preferences, and budget when choosing the right brake pads for their motorcycles.
CRANK1 superior presentation Ceramic brake pads match or surpass OEM items. Whether you pick sintered or clay brake pads, you will partake in the products of over many years of cautious consideration regarding accuracy aspects and material arrangement.
CRANK1 Ceramic brake pads comprise of aramid fiber, metallic fiber, fired powder, abrasives and ointments. These materials are blended in with details of phenolic sap to frame the brake pads.
Higher Heat opposition dependability, benefit of longer slowing down life
High level materials which can lessen the commotion and vibration with the goal that you can feel simple and agreeable to stop
ceramic compound appropriate for every weather pattern
Features:
HH Rated Brake Pads
Great Initial Bite
Super Stop
Great Wet Handling
Expanded Life
Less Brake Dust
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