Is this a Front or Read brake pad set? Needed for KLR 650.
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I got these as a front set for a Honda NSR 50. It is a really small bike so I assume they would be the rear set for your KLR but I could be wrong.
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There are different sets for front and rear. I believe this is the front pair. I have the r32 so the brakes are bigger than regular GTI or Golf
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Thanks for the e-mail. They are sold in pairs 2 bags. These are designed for 2008 and up KLR 650 modes. They may work on 2005 with some modification but cannot guarantee fit. Best regards Richard
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For my 2007 BMW 328, the EUR1061's are for the front. The rear pads are EUR1287
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it is for a pair. So if you buy the brake pads it will either be for both front wheels or both rear wheels. Depends on what brake pads you buy front or back.
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It should be fine. The mid pipe on the KLR did not change from older gen to new as far as I've heard.
1058706
The set consists of two brake pad sets. Each "set" has two pieces (a total of four pieces together in this package). The way it works is that one piece goes on the outside of the rotor and the other piece goes on the inside. If you're asking if this package includes the pads for both the front and back rotors, the answer is no. This is only for the front two rotors. You would need a different set of pads for the back two rotors.
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This set will provide a new pad for each front wheel. One pad is an inner side and another pad for an outer side of each front rotor. Don't know if they fit your vehicle.
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I meant to say for the VFR800 this is true. The pads most likely fit other bikes too but I can't speak to them.
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If you look up the number on www.motorcyclesuperstore.com, Front is 15-388H, Back is 15-261H. I imagine that if you can't look up the part number online, you probably shouldn't be changing your own brakes. If all else fails, smart people would call the dealership to double check the numbers. They might hold your hand.......NOT!
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No, the fronts and rears are different, although the right and lefts as the same in the front. So for a set for the front u need 2 of 181661, then for the rear u would need one if the 181662L and one of 181662R or if u want to upgrade the rears with stiffer spring (you should) then use one each of 1332326R and 1332326L.
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It's the pair: from the picture, the one with the long bolt is the front and the other is the rear. Check your front fork. The fork on my Specialized Roubaix actually was threaded to accept the bolt (although I took two days to figure that out) so all I had to do was spin it into place. Most of the YouTube videos show mounting the brake using one of the allen-headed barrel nuts that come with the kit. I DID use a barrel nut on the rear.
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This are for the front! If you want you can check out this link http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/buy/products/39721-thermoquiet-ceramic-brake-pads-front-4-pad-set-by-wagner-part-qc787-brake-pads-shoes.htmlHope this help...
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No .. these are replacement pads to fit a linear pull or cantilever type Mountain brake. If you are running road tires you will most likely need pads to fit a caliper brake or road brake. Try this link: http://www.amazon.com/Kool-Stop-Bicycle-Dura-Ace-Ultegra/dp/B0014BRW6E/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=undefined&sr=1-1&keywords=kool+stop+caliper+brake+pads
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no. It is one set of pads for one brake caliper. My 2000 FXDX has 3 calipers and I ordered 2 of these thinking I would have one pad left over only to find out I needed to order another one for the rear. Be Blessed
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Likely not, they mount to the front levers mounting bracket and are shaped around the brake fluid reservoir. I wouldn't expect these two bikes to share these parts in common.
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It is supposed to fit, however I installed one on a 2009 KLR 650 and it interfered with the full travel of the rear tire. Didnt notice it until I rode 2-up and going over bumps in the road that compressed the rear suspension. The rear tire would contact the pipe at a bend in it shearing off the knobbies on the side of the rear tire. After I got it home I tried to figure out if somehow I had installed it wrong but since its bolted in place in one configuration you cant change any of the routing of the pipe to the muffler. I took it off and it now resides in a pile of useless junk on a shelf in my garage. As always I got just what I payed for, the lowest cost silencer I could find turned out to be crap....imagine that! Go spent the $ and get an FMF or the like, they look better on the bike rather than on a shelf.