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DP Brakes - are they any good?

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    DP Brakes - are they any good?

    I just ordered a set of RDP Racing pads for my bike, anyone know if they are any better than stock? - lets say my choices are limited with a 7 year old Buell. It makes me miss my 1978 KZ1000, theres still a bunch of after market crap available for those compared to Buells..

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    DP Brakes - are they any good?

    Yup... I've heard great things about DP pads... I'm going to get a set for the duc soon.

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    DP Brakes - are they any good?

    I use the RDP's on my race bike and the SDP's on my street bike.
    Both work great with lots of feel and stopping power.

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    DP Brakes - are they any good?

    Thank you both, Brewmaster, am I making a mistake putting RDPs on my street bike? If it only means not lasting for years thats ok with me

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    DP Brakes - are they any good?

    Quote Originally Posted by CMG41 View Post
    Thank you both, Brewmaster, am I making a mistake putting RDPs on my street bike? If it only means not lasting for years thats ok with me
    I think you will be fine. They will wear faster, but the real issue is that they might not get to optimum temperature. When they are cold you will not get the same stopping power as when they're to temp. That being said you will still have plenty of stopping power when they're cold compared to stock.

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