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Brake Pads Racing Ceramic Carbon Goldfren S33-017 (EBC FA145 FA236)

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Brake Pads Racing Ceramic Carbon Goldfren S33-017 (EBC FA145 FA236)The S33 series is optimal for ambitious first class pro level off road riders, who demand the ultimate edge on their racing with absolute great braking feel and exceptional longevity. The S33 series is also ideal for street bikes, cruisers, speed bikes and dual sport riders who demand the best sintered pad with high performance and excellent wear life. The S33 series is currently used in world championship races by motocross and enduro riders. The S33

The S33 series is optimal for ambitious first-class pro level off-road riders, who demand the ultimate edge on their racing with absolute great braking feel and exceptional longevity.

  • The S33 series is also ideal for street bikes, cruisers, speed bikes and dual sport riders who demand the best sintered pad with high performance and excellent wear life.
  • The S33 series is currently used in world championship races by motocross and enduro riders.
  • The S33 compound provides non-aggressive interaction with the brake rotor, long life and self-cleaning capabilities. Additionally, the S33 pads feature a stainless-steel heat shield for thermal isolation.
  • The S33 compound contains all-metal friction materials and finer metal friction admixtures evenly distributed in the base structure designed for optimal friction to achieve the greatest friction properties possible under heavy conditions.

This brake pad is fitment specific! Please check Fitment Table to verify that this pad fits your bike before purchase. Not sure? Please contact us ... we are happy to help!

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About GOLDfren friction materials

  • AD, S3, S33 and GP compounds are homologated by German institute TÜV Rheinland.
  • All of our brake pads are made with sintered metal-ceramic and ceramic-carbon friction materials
  • Sintered brake pads is a modern technology that provides the greatest brake power and wear life possible
  • Sintered pads provide superior stopping power and longer life compared to other brake pad types such as: carbon organic, organic, or semi-metallic organic
  • Sintered pads offer no brake fade when operating at high temperatures and in wet conditions
  • GOLDfren is a pioneer in sintering with advanced and progressive powder metallurgy methods
  • Designed for both wet and dry applications
  • Sintered brake pads deliver exceptional braking performance under the most demanding conditions
  • All materials are lead and asbestos free
  • High-end quality aftermarket performance disc brakes


Important Disclaimer: Brake Parts Fitment and Installation. Verify Fitment before purchasing or installing any brake parts, it is the customer's sole responsibility to verify that their specific bike model is listed in the fitment table for the product. Compatibility issues can lead to serious safety hazards. If you are unsure, please contact us for assistance before proceeding.

Professional Installation Required: All brake system components are critical for your safety. Therefore, all brake parts MUST be installed by a qualified and certified professional mechanic. Improper installation can result in brake failure, leading to severe injury or death. By purchasing these parts, you acknowledge and accept this condition. We are not liable for any damages, injuries, or fatalities resulting from improper installation.

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