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Delta Braking Sintered for Brake Pads DB2850 Type N

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Product description

Delta Braking DB2850 Type N is a sintered front brake pad for the front brakes of sport and enduro motorcycles. Ideal for riders who demand reliable braking power and durability under severe conditions.

  • DB2850 – Type N: Front brake pad specially designed for the front of Yamaha YZ/WR series and similar cross-enduro motorcycles.
  • Material: Sintered metal composite (OR-N) for excellent heat resistance and long service life.
  • Application: Front brake pad (Front) for optimal brake feel and modulation during hard acceleration and technical sections.
  • Compatibility: Designed for Yamaha YZ/YZ-F and WR series front brakes; suitable for models within the standard 08–21 model years such as YZ 125/250 and WR 250F/450F, including many enduro and MX applications.
  • Brand Expertise: Delta Braking combines WM-/MX-/Enduro experience with modern sintering technology to deliver consistent performance under high temperatures and rough terrain conditions.

These DB2850 Type N brake pads deliver reliable braking power, even at high temperatures and intensive use. Thanks to the sintered metal composite, the pad maintains its brake feel and suffers less brake fade under heavy load, allowing riders to enjoy better modulation and control in wet, dusty, or muddy conditions. A solid choice for riders who want to trust their brakes during long training sessions, competitions, or adventure rides.

Specifications

  • SKU
    DB2850.OR-N

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