[DaveNZ]

Will probably install Goldfren S33 front and rear when I wear out stock rear tyre.

Is there any special process to bleeding these brakes? Its the first ABS bike Ive owned.

I just use a clear meter piece of plastic hose that goes over the bleed nipple, (firm fit) and do the method of squeeze brake, loosen bleed nut for a split second to let oil through then close off bleed nut, release brake, pull leaver in again, loosen bleed nut tighten then release brake leaver. Standard way, and just watch for air bubbles, don't run the reservoir dry as then it will become a problem to get the air out from the ABS system.

 

[Mohith]

Since your are on UK get sbs brake pads

 

[Motosupial]

I just use a clear meter piece of plastic hose that goes over the bleed nipple, (firm fit) and do the method of squeeze brake, loosen bleed nut for a split second to let oil through then close off bleed nut, release brake, pull leaver in again, loosen bleed nut tighten then release brake leaver. Standard way, and just watch for air bubbles, don't run the reservoir dry as then it will become a problem to get the air out from the ABS system.

Yep, standard way.
Ive been using the little bottle contraption with the magnet for a few years now

 

[Pat rides]

I just use a clear meter piece of plastic hose that goes over the bleed nipple, (firm fit) and do the method of squeeze brake, loosen bleed nut for a split second to let oil through then close off bleed nut, release brake, pull leaver in again, loosen bleed nut tighten then release brake leaver. Standard way, and just watch for air bubbles, don't run the reservoir dry as then it will become a problem to get the air out from the ABS system.

I’ve change all the brake lines, so there was lots of air to deal with. Did that technique and it went great. To be perfect I should have make the abs to pulse then bleed it again. But i don’t feel it is necessary right now.

 

[J D]

EBC rotors & pads used for my 4Runner big brake Tundra oem caliper, best upgrade.

 

[JordiR]

Has anyone tried the DP brake pads?

 

[1mfwic]

Has anyone tried the DP brake pads?

I've never tried those Jordi, but they look legit.

http://www.dp-brakes.com/Shop/p-1-DP-STANDARD.html

 

[JordiR]

I've never tried those Jordi, but they look legit.

http://www.dp-brakes.com/Shop/p-1-DP-STANDARD.html

That's the OEM compound, the upgrade is the HH+

http://www.dp-brakes.com/Shop/p-2-SDP-SPORT-HH.html

I haven't seen it mentioned before in this forum, here they are very well known, as EBC/Galfer/Brembo/SBS/Goldfren/CL.

 

[J D]

That's the OEM compound, the upgrade is the HH+

http://www.dp-brakes.com/Shop/p-2-SDP-SPORT-HH.html

I haven't seen it mentioned before in this forum, here they are very well known, as EBC/Galfer/Brembo/SBS/Goldfren/CL.

Looks great Jordi

 

[Quick Kwack 04]

I've been using Galfer disc and pads for years on different bikes so I was pleased to find Galfer disc fitted as standard, but I have upgraded to the powerparts Galfer wavey disc and fitted Galfer sintered pads as well.

 

[Mohith]

What's the part number for the dp pads?

 

[JordiR]

SDP630HH+