Brakes
This category groups the essential components to ensure the braking of your motorcycle or vehicle. You will find parts designed to optimize safety and mechanical response.
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Brake component selection guide
The choice of brake parts is based on exact compatibility with your vehicle and the nature of the intended use.
Compatibility is the first selection criterion. Parts are designed for specific models, such as KTM, Husqvarna, Sur-Ron motorcycles, or Tesla vehicles. Always check OEM part numbers or exact dimensions to ensure correct installation and optimal safety.
Materials influence durability and system response. Brake pads and discs are often made from metal alloys, brass, or stainless steel. These materials aim to ensure stable friction and effective heat dissipation during braking phases.
The location of the part on the vehicle determines its technical characteristics. Front and rear components are not interchangeable due to differences in dimensions and mechanical constraints. Ensure you select the part corresponding to the relevant axle.
Technical criteria for choosing your brakes
| Criterion | Selection advice |
|---|---|
| Vehicle compatibility | Check that the part number or model list exactly matches your motorcycle or car to avoid any installation issues. |
| Dimensions and position | Brake pads and discs vary according to their position (front or rear). Compare the provided measurements with your original parts. |
| Friction material | Prefer metal alloys, brass, or copper sintering for reliable braking response and good heat resistance. |
| Connection type | For hoses and motors, ensure that the connection type (such as AN3 standard) and the number of pins are suitable for your system. |
Frequently asked questions about brake parts
How to choose the right brake pad for my motorcycle?
Identify the exact model of your motorcycle and check the pad dimensions (length, width, thickness) as well as the material. OEM references or compatible brands like XCMT facilitate the choice.
Can front and rear brake pads be used interchangeably?
No, front and rear brake pads have different dimensions and compositions adapted to the constraints of each axle. It is imperative to respect the position indicated on the part.
What materials are used for brake discs?
Brake discs are often made from stainless steel, such as 402 steel, to ensure good heat dissipation and corrosion resistance.
How to verify the compatibility of a parking brake motor?
Compare the part number (OEM or manufacturer) with that of your vehicle. The list of compatible models (such as Tesla Model S/X) serves as a guide, but the matching of numbers guarantees successful installation.