Brake Pads

The cool running EBC Carbon TT brake pads are designed for use in motocross, enduro and ATV applications. While the life cycle is not as good as a sintered copper pad, Carbon TT brake pads generate less heat which is a major benefit in fast, dry conditions when riding off road. The EBC Carbon TT compound prevents the transfer of heat to the hydraulics. The backing plate of these pads are painted a distinctive red.  

Please be aware that when used on rear rotors, particularly in ATV use, wear life of these pads may be less than the sintered pads that are installed as OE. This pad has ECE R90 type approval for many off road bikes in Europe indicating it is safe for road use due to its effectiveness when hot.

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MX-S Off-Road Race Sintered Brake Pads by EBC. EBC MX-S series brake pads are motocross brake pads made in the EBC USA plant with long lasting sintered copper alloy with a diamond gound surface finish often including new slider pin kits. Perfect for off-road race and sport use, motocross brake pads with a difference.

Features:

• For Race Use Only
• Not TÜV tested or ECE R 90 street legal

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R Series Heavy Duty Sintered Brake Pads by EBC. This top-grade product is expertly made in compliance with stringent industry standards to offer a fusion of a well-balanced design and high level of craftsmanship. Manufactured from industry-leading materials using up-to-date equipment, it ensures everlasting reliability and enduring value. This product is distinguished by total quality assurance, unsurpassed by anybody else.

Features:

• Highest durability ATV grade
• Target user is Off-Road ATV rider in mud, wet, sand or dust riding
• Made in the EBC Brakes USA factory
• Expertly crafted from the highest grade materials
• Will deliver years of reliable service
• Made to withstand the harshest conditions

Find the correct fitment for your motorcycle here: EBC Brakes Fitment Guide