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RE: GP1 Brake pads

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Anonymous

Time:

06.19.2006 20:04

Text:

Thanks for the info--I was wondering too, and wading through the listings of pads...

By the way, how is your GP1 set up? Any modifications?

Rob
'03 GP1

> Ok I found out what type of pads the GP1 takes. After
> sending an e-mail to a scooter shop in the UK they told me
> I needed EBC FA115 pads for the front and rear. Just
> thought I'd share this to anyone else that didn't have a
> clue.

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GP1 Brake pads

Matt

06.15.2006 16:28

RE: GP1 Brake pads

Matt

06.17.2006 21:41

RE: GP1 Brake pads

Anonymous

06.19.2006 20:04

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