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EBC

EBC EBC614G Brake segments

Recommended retail price: 14,08 €13,00 €

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Features

EBC Brake Shoes S614G — Grooved brake shoes designed for quads. These kits combine die-cast aluminium platforms and sintered metal linings (copper-based composition), bonded and machined in a radial pattern for consistent contact with the drum. The edges are deburred and the ends are chamfered for progressive engagement and predictable braking behaviour.

  • Reference: S614G
  • Brand: EBC
  • Style: Grooved
  • Type: Sintered metal (copper)
  • Unit: Kit (shoes + springs)
  • Die-cast aluminium platforms with bonded and machined linings
  • Multi-angle internal grooves to expel dirt, dust, water, and debris
  • Original style brake shoe springs for compliant adjustment

The multi-angle grooves limit debris accumulation between the lining and the drum, contributing to more consistent braking and controlled wear of components. Ideal for off-road use where mud and dust are common.

Compatible with many small quads, including the following models:

  • SUZUKI LT-Z 50 2X4 Quadsport (2015 - 50 cc)
  • KAWASAKI KFX 80 2X4 (KSF80A) (2006 - 80 cc)
  • SUZUKI LT-Z 50 2X4 Quadsport (AZ413) (2011 - 50 cc)

Check the reference and condition of the drum before installation. For safe adjustment and installation, the intervention of a qualified technician is recommended.