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Accossato Sintered Front Brake Pads Triumph SPRINT GT 1050 (2010-2015) – AGPA58ST

FCFA24,600
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Accossato Sintered Rear Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (2003-2018) – AGPP88ST

FCFA23,200
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Accossato Sintered Rear Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (2016-2024) – AGPP185ST

FCFA23,700
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Accossato

Accossato Organic Front Brake Pads Triumph SPRINT GT 1050 (2010-2015) – AGPA58OR

FCFA18,000
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Accossato Organic Rear Brake Pads Triumph TIGER 1200 GT EXPLORER (2022-2023) – AGPP91OR

FCFA16,600
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Accossato Off-road Sintered Rear Brake Pads Triumph TIGER 1200 GT (2022-2025) – AGPP91STMX

FCFA24,400
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Accossato Organic Rear Brake Pads Triumph SPEEDMASTER (2003-2015) – AGPA76OR

FCFA14,500
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Accossato Organic Rear Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (2003-2018) – AGPP88OR

FCFA15,200
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Accossato

Accossato Sintered Rear Brake Pads Triumph SPEEDMASTER (2003-2015) – AGPA76ST

FCFA23,200
New
Accossato

Accossato Organic Rear Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (2016-2024) – AGPP185OR

FCFA16,900
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Accossato

Accossato Sintered Rear Brake Pads Triumph TIGER 1200 GT (2022-2025) – AGPP91ST

FCFA23,900
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Accossato ZXC Ceramic Front Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (1999-2021) – AGPA95ZXC

FCFA54,500
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Accossato EV2 Front Brake Pads Triumph SPEEDMASTER (2003-2015) – AGPA72EV2

FCFA86,800
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Accossato

Accossato Organic Rear Brake Pads Triumph TIGER 1200 GT (2022-2025) – AGPP91OR

FCFA16,600
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Accossato

Accossato EV1 Front Brake Pads Triumph SPEEDMASTER (2003-2015) – AGPA72EV1

FCFA47,700
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Accossato ZXC Ceramic Front Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (1999-2012, 2016-2021) – AGPA94ZXC

FCFA54,500
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Accossato ZXC Ceramic Rear Brake Pads Triumph THUNDERBIRD STORM (2011-2018) – AGPA92ZXC

FCFA54,500
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Accossato EV2 Rear Brake Pads Triumph THUNDERBIRD STORM (2011-2018) – AGPA92EV2

FCFA73,900
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Accossato EV1 Front Brake Pads Triumph SPEEDMASTER (2018-2025) – AGPA29EV1

FCFA49,600
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Accossato

Accossato EV2 Front Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (1999-2012, 2016-2021) – AGPA94EV2

FCFA73,900
New
Accossato

Accossato EV2 Front Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (1999-2021) – AGPA95EV2

FCFA73,900
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Accossato

Accossato EV2 Front Brake Pads Suzuki SV650 (2019-2024) – AGPA75EV2

FCFA86,800
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Accossato

Accossato Off-road Sintered Front Brake Pads Triumph SPEEDMASTER (2018-2025) – AGPA29STMX

FCFA25,900
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Accossato

Accossato EV1 Rear Brake Pads Triumph THUNDERBIRD STORM (2011-2018) – AGPA92EV1

FCFA49,600

About this collection

Brakes

Braking is where lap time is made and confidence is built, and it deserves the same attention as engine or suspension tuning. This brakes collection covers the complete system for sport and track motorcycles: Brembo Racing brake and clutch master cylinders, TK Dischi Freno brake discs, sintered and race-compound pads from ZCOO and Performance Friction, plus fluid reservoirs and brake lever guards to finish the setup.

What to look for depends on how you ride. Pads are defined by their compound: street-oriented sintered pads offer strong cold bite and long life, while dedicated race compounds need temperature to work but reward you with a firmer, more consistent lever under repeated hard stops. For discs, check diameter, thickness and whether a floating rotor suits your use, and above all confirm the exact fitment for your model and year. With master cylinders, piston bore and lever ratio determine feel: a radial unit with the right sizing gives finer modulation at the limit rather than simply more power.

Brake lever guards are mandatory in most racing series and a sensible safeguard in close trackday traffic. Whether you are upgrading a road bike, preparing a trackday machine or building a full race setup, match pad compound, disc specification and master cylinder sizing to one another — a balanced braking system always outperforms a single headline part.