EBC EPFA Sintered Fast Street &
Trackday Brake Pads
American-made EBC Brakes™ EPFA sintered pads for fast street and track day use are premium long-life street pads with improved fade resistance, heat cycling, and noise characteristics. EPFA is the perfect pad for heavy street bikes, cruisers, fast superbikes, as well as intermittent use on the track. EPFA is a truly high-end quiet and powerful brake pad, a pad group that will satisfy both heavy street cruisers and fast superbikes.
Fitted sintered pads to the rear of my CBR300RA. Much better than OEM pads. The brakes stop me so much better. Intend to fit them to the front next.
Based on +2500 Reviews
EPFA Series Sintered Brake Pads
This compound is based on EBC Brakes™’ best-selling Double-H™ sintered material and includes additional friction stabilizing additives to improve braking effectiveness and thermal cycling.
Many pads feature double segment pad technology, which reduces backplate deflection and increases the pad’s breathability. These pads are German TÜV tested and ABE certified, making them suitable for street use as well as occasional all-day track riding. If you need a pad purely for track use, we recommend the GPFAX series.
A high-end, value-for-money option for riders who want the best brakes they can buy.
Features and Benefits
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A slightly toned down version of the GPFAX full lace pad manufactured at the EBC factory in Ohio, USA.
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High-friction, wear-resistant compound for fast street bikes and track days
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Very quiet and smooth braking for street bike riding
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With excellent heat cycling ability, the pad provides consistent performance on the track, race after race.
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Tested according to European TUV and R 90 regulations and road laws
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Constructed on a hard steel EN series backplate steel that resists surface warping and brinelling under heavy loads.
Made In The UK
EBC Brakes Racing proudly manufactures its 2-piece brake rotors and Apollo Series brake calipers in our Northampton, UK world headquarters. Our philosophy is that only when we manufacture every component in house do we have total control over the entire process from start to finish.
