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kodiak brakes - 9/23/2008 8:59:40 PM

oohunter04oo

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200miles and my front pads are shot. whats the best brake pads to get?

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RE: kodiak brakes - 9/23/2008 9:10:50 PM

Dezz

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EBC Severe Duty Brake pads are about the best, longest lasting pads you can buy.....BUT, if you are primarily riding in mud/water/sand, then nothing is going to last.

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RE: kodiak brakes - 9/24/2008 7:11:34 AM

Biggins450

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That is right. Mud, sand and water will wear them out very quickly. I have tried alot of different kinds, and the best bang for the buck for me so far has been the cheap sinther metal brakes from Ebay. The seller is atv_brakes_n_more. You can get all three sets of pads for about $45, and mine out lassted the factory pads.

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