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Front Brake Lining Material

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Thanks for trying, even the little you found out, and eagle8 added helps.

Much appreciated, Cheers.

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That sounds like the sort of lining i use for my tlr 250 and i've been told it's for fork lifts, so it's made for a harsh environment ie oil grease and other things that may be on a factory floor

the lining is not oil and grease proof. it is designed to operate a low speed and low temperature. try bringing a drum

braked trials bike to a halt quickly from road speed and feel the brake fade!

It seems to work pretty good on my TLR & is great when wet! the forklift drivers i see in factories & on the Wharves go a lot faster than my TLR!

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