Did you know that the thickness of the brake lining is not the only reference for you to determine when to replace your motorcycle brake lining?
Generally, the reference used in determining the right time to replace the motorcycle brake lining is the thickness of the brake lining. When you see that the brake lining has started to thin or run out, usually motorcycle users will immediately replace it.
If the brake lining replacement is not done immediately, of course, the condition will eat up the disc and potentially make the disc disk on your motorcycle brake components thin. However, there are times when brake linings that still look thick should be replaced immediately.
Because in some cases there are brake pads whose material hardens so that when braking it is not optimal. The characteristic is that when braking the brake lever of your motorcycle will feel hard, but the brakes do not bite and the stopping power is not too firm.
This is commonly found when replacing brake linings using products aftermarketespecially brake pads with unclear brands.
Conditions like this can potentially eat up the disk quickly but also reduce braking performance.
We recommend that if you experience such problems, you should immediately replace the motorcycle brake lining and not let it go.
If left unchecked, the brakes will not function optimally when needed and the risk of an accident due to poor braking will increase.
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