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BILT FACTORY FA185R Sintered Front Brake Pads FA185R [Open Box]

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Item Condition: This is a new item that is missing the original packaging or the packaging has been opened. Tags, manuals, or installation instructions may be missing, however the item is fully functional.

BILT FACTORY FA185R Sintered Front Brake Pads

When you're tearing up the track or cruising the local trails, the BILT FACTORY Sintered Brake Pads deliver the stopping power you need to stay in control. Designed to excel in all riding conditions, these pads are built for riders who push their limits.

Crafted with high-performance metallic compounds, these brake pads offer unmatched friction and heat resistance, ensuring reliable braking even under intense conditions. Whether you're trudging through the mud or ripping through the arid desert, you can count on consistent, fade-free performance ride after ride.

Features:

  • Improved braking performance and longevity
  • Metallic compounds offer superior friction and heat resistance
  • Consistent, fade-free braking, rain or shine
  • Sold as a pair
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