where to buy Lyndall brake pads

[Ryder]

I put a new tire on yesterday and noticed the rear brake pads need replaced. I called Lyndall racing brakes (LRB) today in California. Then did not return the call. Do you have to buy from a distributor? I have heard and read good things about Lyndall and wanted to give them a try.

[Jeffd]

eastern performance is the best deal I have found.  better than buying direct.

[texaskatfish]

+ 1  for Lyndall in general - I felt the difference in the first stop after trying them.

[motorplex88]

Ordered mine through Dennis Kirk. Like em real well.

[Sc00ter]

Metal Dragon
22336 Meekland Ave
Hayward, CA 94541-4992
(510) 885-9471

Ask for Jim

best price I could find...anywhere

[Ryder]

Thanks for the information. I will order tomorrow.

[Rags722]

I'd wait and call Lyndall again.  Be sure to speak to Paul.  I got a set of Z pads last year, didn't get around to putting them on until this past Aug.  When I put them on, I had a squeak out of the pads.  Called Paul back and explained the problem.  He shipped me a set of golds without a problem or additional charge.  He said it's rare, but occasionally they may get a pad that squeaks and they stand behind their product and will make things right.  Not sure how easy it would be to get a replacement set in the mail unless they had you on file as a customer.  You may have to go through Dennis Kirk, and I would not want to rely on that process being as easy.  Besides, Paul gives HTT customers a discount if you mention you saw them in HTT and ask for your discount.
Rags

Oh, as an afterthought.. love the Lyndall Gold pads.  Great stopping power right out of the box.  Also, you can change the rear pads without dropping the wheel again.  Procedure is in the shop manual, or you can go to the current edition of East Coast Biker magazine and see my write up on how to do it. http://www.eastcoastbiker.net Just go to the website and clik on the icon for viewing the current months issue.  It will give you a flip book version of the magazine (nothing to download software wise).

[specialx1]

2nd on what rags said, dealt with paul many times , very happy in my dealings with him and yes they do stand behind there product!!! :up:you may find em cheaper somewhere else and sometimes it can be good to do just that but also lil more cash sometimes is better when u deal with 1st rate customer service, JMHO
Specialx1

[One4Tone]

how much is a set worth for an 03 flht

[Ryder]

Thanks again. That is why I called them first. I wanted to buy direct. When they did not call back I thought they may prefer sales go through a distributor. I'll try them one more time in the morning.

[FLH_Rider]

When you call them remember they are on Pacific time, especially if your on the East coast,,,

[Glide-Rider]

I got my last pair of Z pads at local HD dealer.  I was some what in shock they carried them and that they were in stock...

Pete

[BikerJim44]

I'm a dealer for them but quite frankly with the cost of shipping and all you would be better off just calling Paul and ordering direct. Let him know you are an HTT member as he used to give discounts to HTT'rs. Either way you won't find a better pad for the price or better service or a better person to deal with either. Great folks at Lyndall. Spidey.

[schrec]

I got mine directly from Lyndall.  Mention HTT and get a discout.  They also threw in a free t-shirt.  I got the gold pads, and they were about $177 for my FLHT.  

[Jeffd]

I am only going to say it one more time.  Easternperformance.com $129 shipped for 3 sets.  cheaper than lrb will sell them even with forum discount.  fast excellent service.

[Superheat9]

Thanks Jeffd

Just ordered 3 sets from eastern

[One4Tone]

..thanks schrec..for the cost on an FLHT..they are not cheap..HD dealer here in Southern Ontario wants 75.00 canadian per set for original parts...the front pads last forever..but the rear set I change with every rear  tire change..10,000 miles since almost all miles are riding with OL on back..and it wears tire and rear brake a little quicker..