Topic: Brake Noise

[PeWe]

What about AP racing pads?
OK for street and road use?
If racing only they might need to be warmed-up before making reliable stopping force.

https://www.rrd-preparation.com/en/front-brake-pads-for-motorcycle-honda-cb-cbr-hornet-vt-vfr-/19257-ap-racing-front-rear-brake-pads-for-honda-cb-k1-k6-four-750.html

Better caliper with mounting bracket.
Stock disc not possible. A disc has to be ordered too
https://carpyscaferacers.com/shop/shop-our-store/motorcycle-parts-accessories/honda-cb500-cb550-cb750-parts-upgrades/beringer-classic-caliper/

[dave500]

The iron discs work well............
But look terrible

not terrible,but ugly?id sooner stop better with less lever pressure than look shiney?in fact it gets better to a point as it heats up with use,the hard as hell factory one only got worse as it got hotter,i live n ride in a hilly area and ive tested/taxed and abused a lotta brakes on cars aswell,cast iron works.

[RAFster122s]

Add a little orange to your bike's scheme...
Rust orange with Flake Sunrise Orange...would work for me!

[grcamna2]

The iron discs work well............
But look terrible

not terrible,but ugly?id sooner stop better with less lever pressure than look shiney?in fact it gets better to a point as it heats up with use,the hard as hell factory one only got worse as it got hotter,i live n ride in a hilly area and ive tested/taxed and abused a lotta brakes on cars aswell,cast iron works.

I like that cast iron disc Dave;I would gladly enjoy the rusty look because cast iron is superior to SS.
I have a small Honda which also has a hard,stock factory SS disc..
I would like to know who carries cast iron discs for vintage Honda bikes.