Brembo CC Brake Pads - Carbon Ceramic - 07GR7707

Experience consistent and dependable braking performance with Brembo CC Carbon Ceramic Brake Pads. Designed for road motorcycles, custom bikes, and scooters, these pads deliver reliable stopping power whether you're navigating city streets or enjoying weekend rides. The Prime Line offers a blend of performance and durability, making them an ideal choice for everyday use.

Description

Brembo CC brake pads are engineered for versatility, providing exceptional performance in various conditions – warm, cold, dry, or wet. Their superior wear resistance ensures extended pad life, reducing the frequency of replacements. The carbon-ceramic compound integrates a higher carbon content, delivering smooth and predictable braking feel. Featuring NUCAP NRS technology, the compound is mechanically bonded to the blue backplate (for road and custom bikes), guaranteeing an indestructible connection. The CC compound formulation is free of copper and nickel, further enhancing its environmentally conscious design without sacrificing performance. Enjoy confident and reliable braking on every ride with Brembo CC Carbon Ceramic Brake Pads.

Features & highlights

• Consistent and reliable braking performance for road, custom, and scooter applications.
• Superior wear resistance for extended pad life and reduced maintenance.
• Excellent performance in warm, cold, dry, and wet conditions.
• Carbon-ceramic compound provides a smooth and predictable braking feel.
• NUCAP NRS technology ensures an indestructible bond between the compound and the backplate.
• Copper and nickel-free formulation for environmentally conscious braking.
• Blue backplate specifically designed for road and custom motorcycles.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Brembo
• Product Name: Brake Pad
• Type: Carbon Ceramic
• Material: Carbon, Ceramic, Organic Kevlar®
• Length: 68.3 mm (2-11/16")
• Width: 55.3 mm (2-11/64")
• Thickness: 9.2 mm (23/64")
• Units: Set

Important to know

Ensure proper fitment for your specific motorcycle model. Consult your motorcycle's service manual or a qualified technician for installation guidance.