EBCBrakes FA447HH Disc Brake Pad Set

Been using EBC front brake pads for my monster 1200s my last set last me 15,000 miles and start thinning out, good bite and easy to install.

Restored top performance to the rear brakes on my 2016 Ducati Multistrada Pikes Peak Edition at a cost far below that of the OEM Brembo-labeled pads. I expect longevity to be like that of other sintered metallic pads from EBC that I’ve used throughout my 45 years of putting over 200,000 miles and doing my own maintenance on a dozen different bikes of various types, which is to say, excellent. I think EBC should stand for “Excellent Braking, Consistently.”

2023 GSX S1000GT+ owner here. Stock GG rated pads don't provide the bite and overall feel that I'm used to from race and supersport rated pads. These HH rated EBC pads are what I've run on street and track day bikes for over a decade.

Amazon says they aren't compatible with my bike, but they've been wrong on other things as well. The manufacturer's own website says they work, so I bought them and they are 100% compatible. Had this same problem with a k&n oil filter, Amazon says incompatible, but manufacturer says it is.

Do work great on my V4, they're just brake pads!

I've been using EBC brake pads for over a decade with great success. The EBC FA447HH brake pads offer similar or better performance at a significantly better price than the Brembo Genuine - Sinter (93) series (which comes as OEM equipment for Brembo M4 calipers on many bikes). On my current bike (custom Street Triple w/ Daytona 675R front end) tried the new Brembo LA brake pads too... But didn't like the feel they offer very much. In comparison to the EBC FA447HH, the Brembo LA brake pads are similar in price and easier on the rotor and they really last long. But... Anyways, missed the feel (read: more bite) of the EBC FA447HH brake pads so went back to them. I even managed to purchase one set for 10 bucks at Amazon Warehouse deals. Just an amazing deal thanks to Amazon ;)On a final note; I noticed that Amazon shows these brake pads as not compatible with Triumph Daytona 675R 13+ which is not true! They work fine on 13+ D675R 's Brembo M4 calipers! Just my $0.02

The front brakes on my KTM Duke 890 R didn't have the best feel. I ordered the EBC brake pads and some Motul 5.1 brake fluid. The old pads were at the halfway point of the pad and were Brembo pads. With the fluid flush and the EBC pads, the brakes stop a lot more aggressively.

I needed 2 sets of pads for my 2018 Ducati Multistrada 1260s and stock Brembo pads are $180 PER SET. I've owned 50+ bikes and never had to pay more than $60 per set for any bike. I got these from the recommendations on a forum. I've only put a couple of hundred miles on them so far but they're great.