Good info mate.tony.mon wrote:IMO, cheap tyres or brake pads and you're heading for an accident, but saw Lazer Zloch replacement front pads on Wemoto for less than £10 each side, sintered.
I thought I'd try some, Wemoto said they recommended them, same as more expensive stuff but without the brand name.
Obviously I can't comment on longevity, but they certainly bed in well and give lots of feel (for sintered pads) so:
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
By the way, I also got a carbon lookalike clutch reservoir cover for around £3!
Here you go:-headgear wrote:Excuse my ignorance but where would I find wemoto please.
Cheers for the longer term update Tonytony.mon wrote:Update on cheap brake pads-
They last a long time, and until worn down to the wear indicator groove they mostly performed well.
Still plenty of meat left on 'em, though, after about 15, 000 miles.
However, as they wore down they started to "float" in very wet weather, giving that old "early disc brake" feeling of no brakes for the first squeeze, (about half a second), then coming in as normal.
Not good when filtering, if someone changes lanes, you need instant response.
So in summary, yes, they're cheaper, and yes, they work.
But would I fit them again?
Well, I just bought and fitted a full set of EBC HH's to replace them with.
Not something I wish to bring back 
sirch345 wrote:Well, I just bought and fitted a full set of EBC HH's to replace them with.
Thanks for the opinion. I guess it could be the case of getting used to themFirestormMike wrote:I had EBC HH pads in my old bike, they were awesome for the first few hundred miles, then they didn't feel any different to me than other pads. (Or maybe I just got used to them) The initial bite seemed better though.
