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'14 R1200RT brake pads
- Thread starter zip50
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Front or rear rotor?
The fronts should last a very long time , the rear can catch some off guard as the pads wear faster
There seem to be no aftermarket rotors for the latest models as I tried to source a 2013 rear for a bud that went metal on metal.
The OEM rear runs $330+
Pads are available from various vendors.
The fronts should last a very long time , the rear can catch some off guard as the pads wear faster
There seem to be no aftermarket rotors for the latest models as I tried to source a 2013 rear for a bud that went metal on metal.
The OEM rear runs $330+
Pads are available from various vendors.
