What Pads And What Grind N Tar Ammounts

[onzat-comp]

hi every 1

i was just wandering what pads and grind everyone uses

for summer because my breaks could use a upgrade i was thinking about zoo pads

and a medium grind

ps;any suggestions on getting tar ???

ps; i run hs-33

Edited January 9, 2007 by onzat-comp

[andyb]

I would reccomend koxx yellows on a medium to light grind, wont need any tar.

But its a very individual thing.

Andy

[will_zooboy!]

Hey,

Zoo! pads on a grind are awesome, Medium to light, I used tar once and then i never had to again, really loud squeak and strong hold.

Hope That Helps

Cheers, Will

[CrOcKeR]

Don't use tar just gets washed off in wet and sticky in hot weather. Grinds are good theres a wide range of pads just more a try and see how u feel. Every one has different opinions and what are they for wet or dry or both?

[Egg Fried Rice]

I would reccomend koxx yellows on a medium to light grind, wont need any tar.

But its a very individual thing.

Andy

hes talking crap dont listen to him lol

koxx blues are pretty nice right now on my bike or heasink reds.

JK

[Nick Garland]

I have to say if you run a light grind Coust pads are awsome, my friend did this, loads of lock. Plazmatics are pretty in the middle, medium grind and they will be fine for 6-9 months I would say.

I personally run Koxx Browns, not the softest pad, but they last ages and I find them to be very good all round pads, summer or winter, rain or shine. I start with a relatively harsh grind on my rim and leave it till they start to slip which is around 3 month old grind, they seem to work well on any sort of grind.

[flas12345]

hi

zoo pads on a grind are good but they do were down pretty quick. i have a deep grind and i am running plazmatic crm's and it is a mint set up, i am not running any tar. i think when my grind weres down a bit i think i will have to use a little bit of tar though. its up to you mate what you do.

Edited January 10, 2007 by flas12345

[moza]

Hey, Joypad blues on a nice light sharp grind, works very well. i would stay away from tar at all costs is horrible.

if you are going to get some joypads contact Ali-C.

cheers moza

[paul-m-]

i use koxx blues and a medium grind because our summer is like most peoples winter and they work fine in the wet weather aswell providing you dont use tar.

hope thats helped

[maxtrial]

Koxx blocks brown, with a medium grind and no tar

it works a treat for me!

[Savage]

As most above say - avoid tar.

Ben.

[Boswell]

I use plazmatic crm break pads on a sharp grind with plenty of tar.

Edited January 10, 2007 by mr ?

[echo_897]

i use koxx browns with a medium grind works pretty well if you want a sharp feeling just add a bit of tar

[jackamory]

surprising????? it may be but magura kool stops on a rim with no grind and a bit of tar works well