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[gg]

Do all HD CVO's generate what seems like a large amount of dust from the stock brakes, or is it just me? Seems like whenever I ride my 2009 CUSE4, anything rear of the fairing and maybe the front fender get covered in a very fine grain greyish/black dust. What's up with that? Assume it's the brake pads. Do all brands of pads create a fine powdery dust that sticks to any surface rear of the fairing? The only way to remove it without scratching the finish is with lots of water, as I speak from experience. Thanks

[grc]

The answer in my experience is that stock Harley pads generate tons of black/grey dust.  If you get tired of cleaning it off, try some Lyndall Z+ pads.  You will get very little visible dust, better "feel", and quieter operation. 

http://www.lyndallracingbrakes.com/apps.htm


Jerry

[gg]

Jerry, thanks for the reply. I think what you're recommending is the same product I saw recommended by another CVO'er (LarryB).

[Fired00d]

The answer in my experience is that stock Harley pads generate tons of black/grey dust.  If you get tired of cleaning it off, try some Lyndall Z+ pads.  You will get very little visible dust, better "feel", and quieter operation. 

http://www.lyndallracingbrakes.com/apps.htm


Jerry

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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[ridefar]

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who recommended the Lyndall Z+ brake pads!! They are virtually dust free on my bike, as compared to the stockers. Also they do seem to perform better.

[Gettinold]

The answer in my experience is that stock Harley pads generate tons of black/grey dust.  If you get tired of cleaning it off, try some Lyndall Z+ pads.  You will get very little visible dust, better "feel", and quieter operation. 

http://www.lyndallracingbrakes.com/apps.htm


Jerry

Good advise here from Jerry as always. Mine too !!!