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Moto Master Sintered Metal Rear Brake Pads for Nitro Fantic, Beta, Gas Gas, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, TM
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Product description
Moto Master sintered rear brake pads are specially designed for off-road riders looking for reliable braking power and durability. Made for use on rear brakes of brands such as Nitro, Fantic, Beta, Gas Gas, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha and TM, they deliver consistent performance in extreme riding conditions.
- Material: Sintered metal for higher wear resistance and better heat dissipation under heavy braking pressure.
- Dimensions: Length 67.0 mm, Height 35.9 mm, Thickness 9.3 mm – exactly matching the standard rear brake pad shape for off-road models.
- Application: Rear brake pad shapes suitable for various brands and models in the off-road segment.
- Fitting: Thoughtful design by Moto Master for easy installation and reliable adjustment without special tools.
- Brand Reputation: Moto Master is renowned for brake components that deliver consistent performance in demanding conditions and offer a long service life.
- Part Number: MPN 094521 – unique product number for quick identification and compatibility
These brake pads help maintain stable braking performance during long training sessions and races in muddy, wet or overheating conditions. The sintered material delivers better bite at high temperatures and less brake dust, meaning you will need to replace them less often and can push harder with more confidence. Ideal for enduro and motocross rides where reliability and consistency are crucial.
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Manufacturer
Moto-Master Europe B.V.
Smaragdweg 12
5527 LB Hapert
Netherlands
info@moto-master.com
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