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Scooters - 125 to 300 => People 250 => Topic started by: jprestonian on August 19, 2010, 06:33:40 PM
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I thought I saw someone here once say the front brake pads for a Kawasaki Ninja 250 fit the People 250... can anyone confirm? Would tend to make sense... I think both manufacturers have Bosch make their calipers.
My pads are on backorder from KymcoUSA until mid-September. Talk about your slow boats from China...!
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I thought I saw someone here once say the front brake pads for a Kawasaki Ninja 250 fit the People 250... can anyone confirm? Would tend to make sense... I think both manufacturers have Bosch make their calipers.
My pads are on backorder from KymcoUSA until mid-September. Talk about your slow boats from China...!
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Completely different.
p.s. Bosch? It says Kymco on mine, so they are not third party OEM. Not even Tokico, Nissin or other usual suspects.
To tell the truth, I have never heard of Bosch calipers on scoots or bikes, just on cars (Jaguar, Mazda, Fiat...)
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A little research on the Intertubes say that the EBC pad set FA197HH are direct replacements for Kymco stock # 45150-LLB5-3050 (front pads for P250/GV250), and may be more readily available at other dealers in your locale, as these pads fit a number of other Kawasaki and Yamaha (and other brands) bikes. About $36.00 in-stock at a local Honda/Yamaha dealer.
I'll get them tomorrow, and let you know if they fit. The photo looks right, in any case.
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My calipers both also have Kymco branding, but I'm pretty sure they outsource the actual calipers to another company... perhaps not Bosch, but certainly one that other manufacturers use, as these pads seem to fit about 30 different vehicles from a half-dozen Asian manufacturers.
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DAMMIT. Maybe not!
Fits the following Honda models:
DREAM 50 2004 Front
NSR50R 2004 Front
NSF100R 2006 Front
Fits the following Kawasaki models:
ELIMINATOR 125 2001-2009 Front
NINJA 250R 2008-2009 Front/Rear
KLR 650 2008-2009 Rear
Fits the following Kymco models:
SUPER 9 AC 2002-2009 Front
BET & WIN 150/BET & WIN 250 2002-2008 Front/Rear
GRAND VISTA 250 2004-2009 Front
PEOPLE 250 2003-2007 Rear
PEOPLE S 250 2007-2009 Front Right
Fits the following Daelim models:
ROADWIN 125 2004-2009 Rear
S2-250 2006-2009 Rear
S2-125 2006-2009 Rear
Fits the following MZ models:
RT125 2002-2005 Front
Fits the following Suzuki models:
BURGMAN 400 2007-2009 Front Right
Fits the following UM (United Motors) models:
X-PEED 250 2008 Front Right & Rear
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This reference (http://www.produkte24.com/cy/ebc-brakes-group-856/international-motorcycle-applications-882/seite-175-gross.html) says FA197 is the right EBC part number, but it also says this is for front and rear, and I know for a fact the rear pads for the P250 don't have the little "hook" on the end of the "A" pad (which is not to say they wouldn't fit/work). The front pads appear to need the hook, though. The originals have it on the "A" pad, anyway.
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I WAS WRONG!!! The fronts and backs are different on my bike, Kymco 45105 LLJ3-305 on rear (EBC FA142 or FA142HH) and 45150-LLJ3-3050 front (EBC FA197 or FA197HH)
I can CONFIRM with 100% confidence that the front and rear pads are the same on a P250. I know...I changed both sets last time I did brakes. I bought them at CycleGear for less than $30 USD a pair. The wheel side pad has the ear on it, front and back.
I recently replaced the front with factory pads (for about the same cost). I am not sure but I wondered if the OEM would last better than the EBC's I used. The OEM pad material was a different color than the EBC pads. The OEMs had a little more of a copper hue while the EBC's were darker and gray...IIRC. I know I have one of the dead EBC pads laying on my garage floor.
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I can CONFIRM with 100% confidence that the front and rear pads are the same on a P250. I know...I changed both sets last time I did brakes. I bought them at CycleGear for less than $30 USD a pair. The wheel side pad has the ear on it, front and back.
Oddly, on mine, they're not.
On the front, one side has the ear. On the rear, both pads look like the "B" pad, illustrated here (http://kymcojones.blogspot.com/2010/08/pad-woes.html).
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I just looked at my service guide and it easy to see the front had the single eared pad but my service guide illustrates two eared pads on the rear. I wonder if they didn't change it between the time the illustrations were made and production.
I will see if I can't get a good photo of my rear brake set.
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So what is the final result?
I need to buy a set for the front and rear of my 2007 p250.
Do I buy 2 sets of of EBC FA197s or 1 set of the FA197 and another set of ????
My rear pad does not have the ears, will ears still work in the rear?
I'm confused !!
Thanks in advance
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I don't know. I ran short of cash, and decided not to ride miles out of my way to pay $36 for the aforementioned pads, as the ones I ordered via my show/KymcoUSA should arrive this week.
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I`d say the info I provided was correct...
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I feel sooo stupid... i spend a ton of time getting photos of the rear brakes... all unsuccessful of getting the tab on the rear caliper (its behind the b-fnedr and the caliper body and bunches of other stuf..)
Now its 1:00 AM...
I will try again tomorrow.
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Well, I have the FA197HH you were talking about and they look just like the ones in your EBC illustration. I took the existing rear pads out and neither have ears like the EBC pad A. I need to look at this more.
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step one!
i WAS very wrong.
THE REARS ARE VERY DIFFERENT THAN THE FRONTS. They have the digits in the part numbers
front
45150-LLJ3-3050 -- EBC FA197 or FA197HH
rear
45105-LLJ3-305
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Ran out of energy but I want these to be here. Here are the photos I took tonight.... skip the old shots in the album...
http://picasaweb.google.com/guyharrison/2005KymcoPeople250?feat=directlink (http://picasaweb.google.com/guyharrison/2005KymcoPeople250?feat=directlink)
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OK... I went to CycleGear today hoping to get a physical match on my old parts.
Old Rear Brake Pads:
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJW7c4w9IZI/AAAAAAAAIuc/w9YEbIZIZls/s800/IMG_3832.JPG)
One's I ordered according to EBC Catalog:
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJaoHD8zb3I/AAAAAAAAIyQ/iOoZsuFEZ4M/s640/IMG_3836.JPG)
Ones I matched using olds pads in store using old pads and simple physical matching...simply hoping I would get lucky and they would have it in stock. :)
(http://lh5.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJai1jVMDSI/AAAAAAAAIyA/Sm3iWBb-1wo/s640/IMG_3865.JPG)
I got lucky, due to some divine influence, they were sitting out on the deck of the shelving. I only quickly scanned the rest of the inventory hoping for the HH racing version. The HH are supposed to last longer. I kept the FA197HH I special ordered rear but only work on front for when the fronts wear out in a year or so... maybe.
as for the hardware on the bike...
this is front caliper.. on bike.
(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJW9POx16kI/AAAAAAAAIyI/0UZ52OxNSdY/s640/IMG_3862.JPG)
You can see this one has two hanger pins to match up with the two ears on the 197 pads
In this shot, you can see the B pad with the ear that reaches up. This set of pads are Kymco OEM pads and are painted a bright green color (Kawasaki green?). This was taken in the dark, while the caliper was mounted on the bike. You can see the bleed valve in both shots to get your single point of reference.
(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJW9M8di8NI/AAAAAAAAIvg/dOTAvC10yoY/s640/IMG_3855.JPG)
The rear caliper is currently off the bike for the rear pad replacement and it in pieces.
(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJW9I-HetoI/AAAAAAAAIuw/OLGI75kXdaM/s800/IMG_3841.JPG)
(http://lh5.ggpht.com/_SuCrmBOm6gw/TJaqu1iPouI/AAAAAAAAIyY/cKNMDm-amoc/IMG_3845.JPG)
Logo on body by manufacturer..know who this is?
Anyone want to buy a pair FA197HH fronts for $40 plus shipping. I can ship on Monday.