Brake shoes -FERODO Ø=110x25mm- Piaggio 50-150cc, SKR 125cc (r), SKR 150 (r), Vespa ET2 50cc 2000 (r), Runner 50cc 1997-1997 (r), PIAGGIO Hexagon 125cc 1994-1997 (r), Hexagon 150cc 1994-1999 (r), Hexagon GT 250cc 4-stroke (G/H) 250cc 1998-1999 (r), Hexa

Description

Installed in:

Gilera:
Runner 50 DT (h), Stalker DT (h), Typhoon 125 (h)

Piaggio:
TPH 50X (h), TPH 125 (h), Vespa ET2 (h), Zip Fast Rider (h) from year of construction 1996, Zip RST (h) from year 1996, Zip SP (h) from year 1996, Zip Cat. (h), Sfera 125 (h), SKR 125-150 (h) until 1997, Hexagon 125-150 (h) until 1997, Vespa ET4 (h)

(v) = front
(h) = rear
(v+h) = front and rear

Who brakes loses… the saying can become reality faster than you would like it to, if the brake fails at the decisive moment. This happens relatively quickly if a brake suddenly has to decelerate 120km/h instead of 50km/h. It is relatively easy to adjust the brake power to the increased engine power. The whole thing can also be a lot of fun, if you can make stops with your little finger on the brake lever…
Because your safety is important to us, we don’t offer you cheap no name brake shoes but only quality brake shoes from the following manufacturers.These move qualitatively all on an evenly high level.
– Efficient braking effect.
– Very high friction coefficient.
– Uncompromisingly safe.