Sintered Brake Pads Set Front and Rear for Honda VT 1100 1300, VTX 1300 S C R T 2008 2009 2010 2009 Replacement Brake Pads Set

Sintered Metal Brake Pads Kit for HONDA Suitable for the following models For HONDA VT 1100 C2 American Classic Edition/C2-2/C3/C2 Sabre 1995-2007 VT 1100 T Shadow American Classic Edition Tourer 1998-2001 VT 1300 CX Fury 2010-2021 VT 1300 CS Sabre (Non ABS) 2010-2014 VT 1300 CR Stateline (Non ABS) 2010-2015 VT 1300 CT Interstate (Non ABS) 2010-2015 VTX 1300 S 2003-2007 VTX 1300 C 2004-2011 VTX 1300 R 2005-2011 VTX 1300 T 2008-2011 ***Please use the Amazon model table at the top of the page to confirm whether it is suitable for your model Specification Friction Coefficient : 0.55 Temperature resistance: 800?/1472? Wear rate: 0.01-0.05 WHAT'S IN THE BOX 2 pair Front and Rear Left Sintered Metal Brake Pads 1. With copper plating base is good for dissipation. 2.Sintered by copper and tin formula compound is designed to any poor condictions There are few symptoms which alerts the driver about the failing brake pads of the vehicle, those symptoms are- NOISY BRAKES- This is the most common symptom of bad or failing brake pads. Brake pads have tendency to gather dust as they wear. Too much of dust and wear and tear can cause brake pads to create vibrations and screeching noise when the brake pedal is pressed or let off. These brake pads create kinds of squeaky noises because they have been worn out all the way to brake pad backing plates which then comes in direct contact with the rotor creating metal on metal scraping sound. LATE BRAKE RESPONSE- Failing brake pads can cause breaks to respond late. If the brake pads have been exceptionally overheated or badly worn, their capacity to slow the vehicle may be stalled as a result. Reduced brake response will affect the entire handling and safety characteristics of the vehicle, especially during the situations where heavy breaking is involved. VIBRATING PEDAL- Another major symptom of failing brake pads is a vibrating brake pedal. Damaged or worn pads can cause the pedal to vibrate when the brakes are applied. A vibrating pedal can also be an indication of potential problem with the rotor as well, as the vibration felt in the pedal is a result of the contact between the rotor and the brake pad.