I found another source for Kevlar Carbon Brake Pads. With Free Shipping.
I have several spare sets of brake pads. Among them is a Volar set. I have not used them yet so can't comment on their effectiveness, but they appear dimensionally the same as my Honda set and look well made.I found another source for Kevlar Carbon Brake Pads. With Free Shipping.
It's true. I have bought several sets of the Volar pads, so far. They work and wear great.SIX pads for $15? Doesn't that fall into the too good to be true category? Sure its for 1100's, and it might be a closeout, but that sounds way cheap.....
Neither do I and I don't like to waste money, either.Don't skimp on stopping power.
Ya, if they doubled the price, it probably wouldn't make a difference in sales. Their pricing does seem ridiculous. But off-shore manufacturing costs are a lot lower than you might think, for sure. I read a book about a guy who travels all over the world on his motorcycle and I remember he bought a new throttle cable in Thailand for 25 cents.I have several spare sets of brake pads. Among them is a Volar set. I have not used them yet so can't comment on their effectiveness, but they appear dimensionally the same as my Honda set and look well made.
I realize we pay far more than the manufacturer's cost for parts (or, most anything) but $15? seems very low when you consider the distributor's costs and shipping.