DP Brakes Sintered Brake Pads - SDP962HH+

Upgrade your Harley-Davidson or Buell's braking performance with DP Brakes Sintered Metal Brake Pads. Engineered for superior stopping power and consistent performance, these brake pads provide the reliability and control you need for confident riding. Experience the difference of industry-leading friction technology.

Description

DP Brakes Sintered Metal Brake Pads deliver exceptional braking performance for Harley-Davidson and Buell motorcycles. Featuring an industry-high HH+ friction rating, these pads offer superior stopping power without compromising mileage. The innovative design incorporates a gray-colored aluminum oxide-based ceramic material on the backplate, effectively insulating the caliper piston and fluid from extreme heat. This ensures fade-free performance, even under the most demanding conditions. Enjoy quick pad break-in, allowing you to experience maximum stopping power almost immediately. These sintered metal brake pads are also designed to operate quietly and produce minimal dust, enhancing your overall riding experience. Invest in DP Brakes for reliable and consistent braking performance you can trust.

Features & highlights

• Experience superior stopping power with an industry-high HH+ friction rating.
• Enjoy fade-free performance thanks to the ceramic backplate that minimizes heat transfer.
• Benefit from a quick break-in period for maximum stopping power right away.
• Ride with confidence knowing these pads deliver quiet and dust-free operation.
• Upgrade to sintered metal construction for durability and long-lasting performance.

Technical specifications

• Fits Front & Rear (fits the Front on some motorcycles and the Rear on others)
• Brand: DP Brakes
• Product Name: Brake Pad
• Type: Sintered Metal
• Material: Copper Alloy
• Units: Set of 2
• Weight: 272 g

Important to know

This set contains two brake pads, sufficient for one brake caliper. Ensure compatibility with your specific Harley-Davidson or Buell model before installation. Always consult your motorcycle's service manual for proper installation procedures.