Triumphrat

dolson · 01-16-2005

All, In some mags. Carbon Loranne (sp) has been running a promo. special. Buy the front sets and you get the rears free.

You don't even need to bring the ad. in though it does have the phone #. Sorry, I don't have it. Just go to your dealer and have him make the call.

Pretty straight forward. They just want to get out their product.

Don

[ This message was edited by: dolson on 2005-01-16 10:24 ]

dolson · 01-16-2005

All, In some mags. Carbon Loranne (sp) has been running a promo. special. Buy the front sets and you get the rears free.

You don't even need to bring the ad. in though it does have the phone #. Sorry, I don't have it. Just go to your dealer and have him make the call.

Pretty straight forward. They just want to get out their product.

Don

[ This message was edited by: dolson on 2005-01-16 10:24 ]

Hinckley · 01-16-2005

Is anyone using these? How do you like them?

Hinckley · 01-16-2005

Is anyone using these? How do you like them?

Timtiger · 03-28-2005

I ran these pads on my '02 Tiger and they worked very well indeed - except I wore out all three disk rotors in under 25,000Kms. Makes them very expensive!

Timtiger · 03-28-2005

I ran these pads on my '02 Tiger and they worked very well indeed - except I wore out all three disk rotors in under 25,000Kms. Makes them very expensive!

Hinckley · 03-29-2005

Oh my.......

I guess I'll skip 'em..

Hinckley · 03-29-2005

Oh my.......

I guess I'll skip 'em..

Timtiger · 03-29-2005

On the bright side, I now have Beringers. Stopping heaven!!!!

Timtiger · 03-29-2005

I should also add that I don't entirely blame the Carbone Lorraine pads. They work very well and far better than OEM pads. It is mainly that the rotors are made in Thailand out of shiny cheese!!!