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Discuss Grizzly Brakes in the ATV & DIRT BIKE BRAND NAMES forums; What are you all getting for klic's outta a set of brake pads. I'm pretty steady in the loon chit ...
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| Grizzly Brakes What are you all getting for klic's outta a set of brake pads. I'm pretty steady in the loon chit which is tough on'em and got 800 K on my original set Koby |
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 | Re: Grizzly Brakes 800 to 1500 kms is normal on a new machine. Cut 30-50% off that if the discs are grooved.
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| Re: Grizzly Brakes I got about 1000 on my 700 Grizzly, which seems to be about normal. Soon as Stockers are gone, I go to a different pads, OEM are to much money
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| Re: Grizzly Brakes I bought some Heavy duty ones of ebay
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