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Moto Master Sintered Metal Brake Pads for Yamaha Nitro
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Source: Duell · 14-10-2026. Check the exact variant and application notes.

Product description
Moto Master Nitro Sintered Front Brake Pads deliver reliable braking power for Yamaha dirt bikes, ideal for MX and Enduro riders seeking long-lasting performance and consistent control in all weather conditions. This brake pad set is specifically designed for the front brake and fits popular Yamaha models from the YZ and WR series.
- Material: Sintered metal for excellent heat resistance and long service life, even under high braking loads.
- Application: Front brake pads (front) designed for Yamaha MX/Enduro motorcycles, with the Nitro series delivering all-weather performance.
- Series: Nitro Series – an MX/Enduro-focused compound engineered for reliable braking and durability across varied conditions.
- Compatibility: Fits Yamaha models from the YZ and WR series (125cc–450cc), widely used by off-road rider groups and race tracks.
- Dimensions: Length 93.8 mm; height 31.1 mm; thickness 7.2 mm – designed for a secure fit on most Yamaha front brakes.
- MPN / Reference: Moto Master part number 094921 for clear product identification.
These brake pads are new and intended for adults riding off-road on Yamaha YZ/WR models. They deliver long-lasting, predictable braking power and modulation, even in wet conditions or heavy braking scenarios. The sintered metal construction maintains consistent brake response across multiple laps and downhill sections, putting confidence and control front and center during both practice sessions and races.
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Manufacturer
Moto-Master Europe B.V.
Smaragdweg 12
5527 LB Hapert
Netherlands
info@moto-master.com
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