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Moto Master Sintered Metal Brake Pads SinterPro 091211

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Product description

The Moto Master Sintered Metal SinterPro 091211 brake pads deliver excellent stopping power and durability for motorcycle front wheels. Made for riders seeking reliability and consistent performance under heavy loads, whether for daily commutes, track sessions, or long downhill descents.

  • Brake Pad Type: Sintered metal front brake pads, designed to effectively resist heat and wear.
  • Material: Sintered metal for improved heat resistance, consistent stopping power and longer service life
  • Dimensions: Length 82,6 mm, Height 22,0 mm, Thickness 7,2 mm
  • Installation/Design: Thoughtful profile for easy installation and optimal pad contact with the brake rotor
  • Temperature and Modulation Performance: Reliable brake response at high temperatures and consistent braking modulation in wet and dry conditions
  • Reliability: Long-lasting performance in demanding riding conditions, with slower wear compared to organic brake pads

With the SinterPro 091211 brake pads, you are choosing a front brake solution suited for heavy use and sport riding styles. The sintered composition delivers consistent stopping power exactly when you need it, even in changing conditions, so you remain confident during sharp turns, descents, and short races. Thanks to its thoughtful design and precise tolerances, this part offers a reliable, low-maintenance braking experience that keeps you focused on the road.

Specifications

  • SKU
    091211

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