Brakes
- High-friction HH-rated street brake pad
- Designed for fast street use and aggressive everyday riding
- Consistent braking in wet or dry conditions
- Long-wearing compound built for durability
Key Features & Design
Sintered Copper Alloy Construction
The Double-H compound uses a sintered metallic design built for strength, heat resistance, and long service life.
- Sintered copper alloy friction material
- Metallic compound designed for consistent braking response
- Strong durability compared to many softer pad materials
- Built to perform across a broad operating temperature range
HH-Rated Friction Performance
These pads are designed to deliver the stronger bite and stopping power riders expect from a premium street sintered pad.
- Strong initial bite and solid lever feel
- Consistent stopping power at street speeds
- Stable friction output through repeated braking
- Designed for riders who want sharper braking response
Heat Cycling & All-Weather Performance
EBC Double-H pads are designed to maintain reliable braking feel in changing temperatures and weather conditions.
- Performs in hot or cold riding conditions
- Consistent braking in dry or wet weather
- Handles repeated heat cycling well
- Built for dependable real-world street use
Corrosion-Conscious Compound Design
Unlike many sintered pad compounds, Double-H pads are designed without iron powder in the friction material.
- Helps reduce the chance of pad bonding under corrosion conditions
- Supports cleaner long-term disc contact
- Designed for dependable use in varying climates
Performance Characteristics
Street Performance Focus
Double-H pads are made for riders who want premium street braking without stepping into dedicated trackday or race compounds.
- Excellent choice for fast street riding
- Strong braking feel for heavier street bikes
- Predictable performance during spirited use
- Suitable for a wide range of motorcycle applications
Trackday & Race Range Positioning
Within EBC’s lineup, Double-H is the street-focused option, while other compounds are intended for more specialized riding.
- Double-H: fast street use
- EPFA: fast street use plus occasional trackday riding
- GPFAX: closed-circuit race use only
- Good choice for riders who want strong braking without moving to a race-specific pad
Certifications & Manufacturing
Approved & Tested Standards
These pads are built to meet recognized braking and quality standards for street use.
- ECE R90 approved
- TÜV tested
- Designed for dependable street braking performance
- Made in the USA
Ideal Use
- Street motorcycles
- Aggressive canyon riding
- Sportbike and supersport applications
- Riders looking for strong bite and long pad life
Fitment & Notes
- Pad shape: FA447HH
- Image is for reference only
- Actual pad shape and fitment should always be confirmed by application
- Professional installation is recommended for best braking performance and safety
Technical Specifications
- Brand: EBC Brakes
- Product Line: Double-H
- Part Number: FA447HH
- Pad Type: Sintered brake pads
- Compound: Sintered copper alloy
- Friction Rating: HH
- Approval: ECE R90 approved
- Testing: TÜV tested
- Country of Manufacture: USA
- Use Type: Street performance / fast street riding
Fitment
- 2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 SP2 30th Anniversario 916 — Front / Rear
- 2024 — KTM — 1390 Super Duke R Evo — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R 40th Anniversary Edition ABS — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Ducati — DesertX Rally — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 RS — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Kawasaki — Z H2 SE — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Suzuki — GSX1300R Hayabusa 25th Anniversary — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Yamaha — MT-09 SP — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Monster SP — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Diavel V4 — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000GT — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 SP2 — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 Rally — Front / Rear
- 2023 — Triumph — Street Twin Gold Line — Front / Rear
- 2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2023 — Triumph — Thruxton RS — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000RZ — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000GT+ — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Aprilia — Tuono V4 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Ducati — DesertX — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX SE — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 Rally Pro — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke R EVO — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 GT — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 GT Pro — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 GT Explorer — Front / Rear
- 2022 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1000 RS — Front / Rear
- 2022 — MV Agusta — F3 800 RR — Front / Rear
- 2022 — MV Agusta — F3 800 Rosso — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Triumph — Speed Triple 1200 RR — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 850 Sport — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 S — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Triumph — Speed Triple 1200 RS — Front / Rear
- 2021–2023 — Kawasaki — Z H2 — Front / Rear
- 2021–2022 — Ducati — Panigale V4 SP — Front / Rear2021–2022 — Triumph — Street Twin 1200 — Front / Rear
- 2021 — Ducati — XDiavel Black Star — Front / Rear
- 2021 — Triumph — Tiger 900GT Low — Front / Rear2021 — Ducati — XDiavel Dark — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 900 Rally Pro — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Ducati — Streetfighter V4 S — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Ducati — Streetfighter V4 — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 900 GT Pro — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 900 GT — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 900 Rally — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — Ducati — Diavel 1260 S — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — KTM — 890 Duke R — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — Triumph — Street Triple RS — Front / Rear
- 2020–2022 — Triumph — Street Triple R — Front / Rear
- 2020–2021, 2023 — Triumph — Rocket 3 R — Front / Rear
- 2020–2021 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 Enduro — Front / Rear
- 2020–2021 — Triumph — Tiger 900 — Front / Rear
- 2020, 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 900 GT Low — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 S Grand Tour — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Ducati — XDiavel — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000S Katana — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R — Front / Rear
- 2019–2024 — Aprilia — RSV4 1100 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2019–2023 — Triumph — Scrambler 1200 XC — Front / Rear
- 2019–2023 — Triumph — Rocket 3 GT — Front / Rear
- 2019–2021 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX SE+ — Front / Rear
- 2019–2021 — Triumph — Scrambler 1200 XE — Front / Rear
- 2019–2020, 2023–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 R — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Ducati — Diavel 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000FZ — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Triumph — Rocket III Roadster — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Triumph — Thruxton 1200 — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 Carbon — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 S — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Ducati — Hypermotard 950 SP — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 — Front / Rear
- 2018–2023 — Aprilia — Tuono V4 1100 RR — Front / Rear
- 2018–2021 — Aprilia — Tuono V4 1100 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 S — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Triumph — Speed Triple RS — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Triumph — Street Scrambler — Front / Rear
- 2018–2019 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000Z — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Ducati — Panigale 1299 — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Ducati — Panigale 1299S — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Ducati — 1299 Panigale R Final Edition — Front / Rear
- 2017–2019, 2021, 2023–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10RR — Front / Rear
- 2017–2019 — Ducati — Multistrada 950 — Front / Rear
- 2017–2019 — Honda — CBR1000RR Fireblade SP — Front / Rear
- 2017–2018, 2020 — Triumph — Thruxton 1200 R — Front / Rear
- 2017–2018 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2017–2018 — Aprilia — Shiver 900 — Front / Rear
- 2017, 2019–2020 — Ducati — Panigale 1299R Final Edition — Front / Rear
- 2017 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2024 — Husqvarna — FS450 — Front / Rear
- 2016–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Ducati — XDiavel S — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R KRT Edition — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R ABS KRT Edition — Front / Rear
- 2016–2022 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2016–2021, 2023–2024 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke GT — Front / Rear
- 2016–2020, 2022 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2016–2019, 2021–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2019 — Ducati — Monster 1200 R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018, 2020 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000F ABS — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — MV Agusta — F3 675 RC — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — MV Agusta — F3 800 RC — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Aprilia — RSV4 RF — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200 Enduro — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R ABS SE — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Aprilia — RSV4 RR — Front / Rear
- 2016–2017, 2019–2020 — Triumph — Speed Triple S — Front / Rear
- 2016–2017 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200 S — Front / Rear
- 2016–2017 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 — Front / Rear
- 2016 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200 Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2016 — Triumph — Thruxton R — Front / Rear
- 2016 — Ducati — Panigale 1299R — Front / Rear
- 2015–2018 — MV Agusta — F3 800 — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017, 2020–2022 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Ducati — 1299 Panigale S — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200S DVT — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Honda — RC213V-S — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Ducati — 1299 Panigale — Front / Rear
- 2015–2016 — Honda — CBR1000RR SP Repsol Edition — Front / Rear
- 2015–2016 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200S DVT D-Air — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2019, 2021 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000F — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2018–2020, 2022 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2017 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200S Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2017 — Ducati — Panigale R — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Triumph — Daytona 675 R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2015 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1090 — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 S — Front / Rear
- 2014–2022 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke R — Front / Rear
- 2014–2021 — Ducati — Monster 1200 — Front / Rear
- 2014–2020 — Ducati — Monster 1200 S — Front / Rear
- 2014–2019 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke — Front / Rear
- 2014–2017 — Honda — CBR1000RR SP2 — Front / Rear
- 2014–2017 — Motus — MST — Front / Rear
- 2014–2016, 2021–2024 — KTM — 450 SMR — Front / Rear
- 2014–2015 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 Tricolore — Front / Rear
- 2014–2015 — Husqvarna — FS 450 — Front / Rear
- 2014, 2017–2019 — Honda — CBR1000RR SP — Front / Rear
- 2014, 2016 — MV Agusta — F4 1000 RR Corsa Corta — Front / Rear
- 2014 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 SE — Front / Rear
- 2013–2020, 2022–2024 — Suzuki — GSX1300R Hayabusa — Front / Rear
- 2013–2019 — KTM — 690 Duke — Front / Rear
- 2013–2016 — TM — SMR 125 Supermoto — Front / Rear
- 2013–2016 — Triumph — Daytona 675 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2015 — Aprilia — RSV4 R APRC ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2015 — Aprilia — RSV4 Factory APRC ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2015 — Triumph — Speed Triple R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale R — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — BMW — HP4 S1000RR — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — Ducati — Diavel Strada — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — MV Agusta — F3 800 EAS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — MV Agusta — F4R — Front / Rear
- 2013, 2015 — MV Agusta — F4RR — Front / Rear
- 2013 — Husqvarna — Nuda 900 R — Front / Rear
- 2013 — Ducati — Diavel Dark — Front / Rear
- 2012–2018, 2020–2025 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 — Front / Rear
- 2012–2018 — Kawasaki — ZX-14 ZZR 1400 — Front / Rear
- 2012–2018 — Ducati — Diavel Carbon — Front / Rear
- 2012–2016, 2019–2022 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2012–2015 — Ducati — 1199 Superleggera — Front / Rear
- 2012–2014, 2019 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R — Front / Rear
- 2012–2014 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale S — Front / Rear
- 2012–2014 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale — Front / Rear
- 2012–2013, 2015–2017 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 SE — Front / Rear
- 2012–2013 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale S Tricolore — Front / Rear
- 2012–2013 — Ducati — 848 EVO Corse SE — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Ducati — Diavel AMG — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Ducati — Diavel Cromo — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 R — Front / Rear
- 2012 — MV Agusta — F4 1000 R — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Husqvarna — Nuda 900R — Front / Rear
- 2012 — MV Agusta — F3 Serie Oro — Front / Rear
- 2012 — MV Agusta — F4RR Corsacorta — Front / Rear
- 2011–2025 — Suzuki — GSX-R600 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2025 — Suzuki — GSX-R750 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2018 — Ducati — Diavel — Front / Rear
- 2011–2017 — Ducati — Diavel ABS — Front / Rear
- 2011–2016 — Kawasaki — ER-6N Ninja 650 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2014, 2016–2019 — Triumph — Daytona 675 R — Front / Rear
- 2011–2012, 2015 — Ducati — Diavel Strada 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2012, 2014–2015 — Ducati — Diavel Dark 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2012 — Aprilia — RSV4 R APRC — Front / Rear
- 2011, 2013–2014 — Ducati — Diavel Cromo 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011, 2013 — Ducati — Diavel AMG 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011 — Ducati — 1198 SP — Front / Rear
- 2011 — Ducati — Diavel Carbon 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2010–2015 — MV Agusta — F4 — Front / Rear
- 2010–2014 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1090RR — Front / Rear
- 2010–2013 — Ducati — Hypermotard 1100 EVO SP — Front / Rear
- 2010–2013 — Ducati — 848 EVO — Front / Rear
- 2010–2012 — TM — SMR125 — Front / Rear
- 2010–2012 — Ducati — Hypermotard 1100 EVO — Front / Rear
- 2010–2011 — Ducati — 1198 R Corse — Front / Rear
- 2010–2011 — KTM — 990 SMR — Front / Rear
- 2010 — Ducati — 1198 S Corse — Front / Rear
- 2010 — Aprilia — RSV4 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2009–2019 — Aprilia — RSV4 1000 R Factory — Front / Rear
- 2009–2016 — KTM — 1190 RC8 R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2014 — Aprilia — RSV4 R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2012 — Ducati — Streetfighter S — Front / Rear
- 2009–2011 — KTM — 990 Supermoto R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2011 — Ducati — Streetfighter — Front / Rear
- 2009–2011 — Ducati — 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2009–2010 — Ducati — 1198R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2010 — Kawasaki — ER-6N — Front / Rear
- 2009–2010 — Ducati — 1198 S — Front / Rear
- 2009 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1078RR — Front / Rear
- 2009 — Ducati — 1098S — Front / Rear
- 2009 — KTM — 990 SMT — Front / Rear
- 2008–2012 — KTM — 1190 RC8 — Front / Rear
- 2008–2011 — BMW — HP2 Sport — Front / Rear
- 2008–2009 — Ducati — 1098 R — Front / Rear
- 2008–2009 — MV Agusta — F4 1078 RR — Front / Rear
- 2008 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1078 RR — Front / Rear
- 2007–2009 — Ducati — Hypermotard 1100 S — Front / Rear
- 2007–2009 — Ducati — 1098 — Front / Rear
- 2007–2008 — Ducati — Desmosedici 990 D16 RR — Front / Rear
- 2007–2008 — Ducati — 1098 S — Front / Rear
- 2007 — Ducati — 1098 S Tricolore — Front / Rear
- 2007 — Ducati — 1098R — Front / Rear
- 1988–1993 — Suzuki — GSX1100F Katana — Front / Rear
- 1980–1987, 1994–2006 — Suzuki — GSX1100F Katana — Front / Rear
EBC Double-H Sintered Brake Pads – FA447HH



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SKU:1721-1010
Description:EBC Double-H Sintered Brake Pads
High-Friction Street Performance Brake Pads
Product Overview
EBC Double-H Sintered Brake Pads are designed for riders who want strong braking performance, long service life, and dependable stopping power across a wide range of street riding conditions.
Built with a sintered copper alloy compound, these pads are engineered to deliver strong initial bite, stable braking feel, and consistent performance in both hot and cold conditions. Their metallic construction also helps them handle repeated heat cycles while maintaining braking confidence.
- High-friction HH-rated street brake pad
- Designed for fast street use and aggressive everyday riding
- Consistent braking in wet or dry conditions
- Long-wearing compound built for durability
Key Features & Design
Sintered Copper Alloy Construction
The Double-H compound uses a sintered metallic design built for strength, heat resistance, and long service life.
- Sintered copper alloy friction material
- Metallic compound designed for consistent braking response
- Strong durability compared to many softer pad materials
- Built to perform across a broad operating temperature range
HH-Rated Friction Performance
These pads are designed to deliver the stronger bite and stopping power riders expect from a premium street sintered pad.
- Strong initial bite and solid lever feel
- Consistent stopping power at street speeds
- Stable friction output through repeated braking
- Designed for riders who want sharper braking response
Heat Cycling & All-Weather Performance
EBC Double-H pads are designed to maintain reliable braking feel in changing temperatures and weather conditions.
- Performs in hot or cold riding conditions
- Consistent braking in dry or wet weather
- Handles repeated heat cycling well
- Built for dependable real-world street use
Corrosion-Conscious Compound Design
Unlike many sintered pad compounds, Double-H pads are designed without iron powder in the friction material.
- Helps reduce the chance of pad bonding under corrosion conditions
- Supports cleaner long-term disc contact
- Designed for dependable use in varying climates
Performance Characteristics
Street Performance Focus
Double-H pads are made for riders who want premium street braking without stepping into dedicated trackday or race compounds.
- Excellent choice for fast street riding
- Strong braking feel for heavier street bikes
- Predictable performance during spirited use
- Suitable for a wide range of motorcycle applications
Trackday & Race Range Positioning
Within EBC’s lineup, Double-H is the street-focused option, while other compounds are intended for more specialized riding.
- Double-H: fast street use
- EPFA: fast street use plus occasional trackday riding
- GPFAX: closed-circuit race use only
- Good choice for riders who want strong braking without moving to a race-specific pad
Certifications & Manufacturing
Approved & Tested Standards
These pads are built to meet recognized braking and quality standards for street use.
- ECE R90 approved
- TÜV tested
- Designed for dependable street braking performance
- Made in the USA
Ideal Use
- Street motorcycles
- Aggressive canyon riding
- Sportbike and supersport applications
- Riders looking for strong bite and long pad life
Fitment & Notes
- Pad shape: FA447HH
- Image is for reference only
- Actual pad shape and fitment should always be confirmed by application
- Professional installation is recommended for best braking performance and safety
Technical Specifications
- Brand: EBC Brakes
- Product Line: Double-H
- Part Number: FA447HH
- Pad Type: Sintered brake pads
- Compound: Sintered copper alloy
- Friction Rating: HH
- Approval: ECE R90 approved
- Testing: TÜV tested
- Country of Manufacture: USA
- Use Type: Street performance / fast street riding
Fitment
- 2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 SP2 30th Anniversario 916 — Front / Rear
- 2024 — KTM — 1390 Super Duke R Evo — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R 40th Anniversary Edition ABS — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Ducati — DesertX Rally — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 RS — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Kawasaki — Z H2 SE — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Suzuki — GSX1300R Hayabusa 25th Anniversary — Front / Rear
- 2024 — Yamaha — MT-09 SP — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Monster SP — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Diavel V4 — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000GT — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 SP2 — Front / Rear
- 2023–2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 Rally — Front / Rear
- 2023 — Triumph — Street Twin Gold Line — Front / Rear
- 2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2023 — Triumph — Thruxton RS — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000RZ — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000GT+ — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Aprilia — Tuono V4 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Ducati — DesertX — Front / Rear
- 2022–2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX SE — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 Rally Pro — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke R EVO — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 GT — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 GT Pro — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer — Front / Rear
- 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 1200 GT Explorer — Front / Rear
- 2022 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1000 RS — Front / Rear
- 2022 — MV Agusta — F3 800 RR — Front / Rear
- 2022 — MV Agusta — F3 800 Rosso — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Triumph — Speed Triple 1200 RR — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 850 Sport — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Ducati — Multistrada V4 S — Front / Rear
- 2021–2024 — Triumph — Speed Triple 1200 RS — Front / Rear
- 2021–2023 — Kawasaki — Z H2 — Front / Rear
- 2021–2022 — Ducati — Panigale V4 SP — Front / Rear2021–2022 — Triumph — Street Twin 1200 — Front / Rear
- 2021 — Ducati — XDiavel Black Star — Front / Rear
- 2021 — Triumph — Tiger 900GT Low — Front / Rear2021 — Ducati — XDiavel Dark — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 900 Rally Pro — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Ducati — Streetfighter V4 S — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Ducati — Streetfighter V4 — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 900 GT Pro — Front / Rear
- 2020–2024 — Triumph — Tiger 900 GT — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 900 Rally — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — Ducati — Diavel 1260 S — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — KTM — 890 Duke R — Front / Rear
- 2020–2023 — Triumph — Street Triple RS — Front / Rear
- 2020–2022 — Triumph — Street Triple R — Front / Rear
- 2020–2021, 2023 — Triumph — Rocket 3 R — Front / Rear
- 2020–2021 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 Enduro — Front / Rear
- 2020–2021 — Triumph — Tiger 900 — Front / Rear
- 2020, 2022–2023 — Triumph — Tiger 900 GT Low — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 S Grand Tour — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Ducati — XDiavel — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000S Katana — Front / Rear
- 2020 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R — Front / Rear
- 2019–2024 — Aprilia — RSV4 1100 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2019–2023 — Triumph — Scrambler 1200 XC — Front / Rear
- 2019–2023 — Triumph — Rocket 3 GT — Front / Rear
- 2019–2021 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX SE+ — Front / Rear
- 2019–2021 — Triumph — Scrambler 1200 XE — Front / Rear
- 2019–2020, 2023–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 R — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Ducati — Diavel 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000FZ — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Triumph — Rocket III Roadster — Front / Rear
- 2019 — Triumph — Thruxton 1200 — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 Carbon — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 S — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Ducati — Hypermotard 950 SP — Front / Rear
- 2018–2024 — Ducati — Panigale V4 — Front / Rear
- 2018–2023 — Aprilia — Tuono V4 1100 RR — Front / Rear
- 2018–2021 — Aprilia — Tuono V4 1100 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 S — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Triumph — Speed Triple RS — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Ducati — Multistrada 1260 Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2018–2020 — Triumph — Street Scrambler — Front / Rear
- 2018–2019 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000Z — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Ducati — Panigale 1299 — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 SX — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Ducati — Panigale 1299S — Front / Rear
- 2018 — Ducati — 1299 Panigale R Final Edition — Front / Rear
- 2017–2019, 2021, 2023–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10RR — Front / Rear
- 2017–2019 — Ducati — Multistrada 950 — Front / Rear
- 2017–2019 — Honda — CBR1000RR Fireblade SP — Front / Rear
- 2017–2018, 2020 — Triumph — Thruxton 1200 R — Front / Rear
- 2017–2018 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2017–2018 — Aprilia — Shiver 900 — Front / Rear
- 2017, 2019–2020 — Ducati — Panigale 1299R Final Edition — Front / Rear
- 2017 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2024 — Husqvarna — FS450 — Front / Rear
- 2016–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Ducati — XDiavel S — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja H2 — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R KRT Edition — Front / Rear
- 2016–2023 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R ABS KRT Edition — Front / Rear
- 2016–2022 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2016–2021, 2023–2024 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke GT — Front / Rear
- 2016–2020, 2022 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2016–2019, 2021–2024 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-10R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2019 — Ducati — Monster 1200 R — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018, 2020 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000F ABS — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — MV Agusta — F3 675 RC — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — MV Agusta — F3 800 RC — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Aprilia — RSV4 RF — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200 Enduro — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R ABS SE — Front / Rear
- 2016–2018 — Aprilia — RSV4 RR — Front / Rear
- 2016–2017, 2019–2020 — Triumph — Speed Triple S — Front / Rear
- 2016–2017 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200 S — Front / Rear
- 2016–2017 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 — Front / Rear
- 2016 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200 Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2016 — Triumph — Thruxton R — Front / Rear
- 2016 — Ducati — Panigale 1299R — Front / Rear
- 2015–2018 — MV Agusta — F3 800 — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017, 2020–2022 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Ducati — 1299 Panigale S — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200S DVT — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Honda — RC213V-S — Front / Rear
- 2015–2017 — Ducati — 1299 Panigale — Front / Rear
- 2015–2016 — Honda — CBR1000RR SP Repsol Edition — Front / Rear
- 2015–2016 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200S DVT D-Air — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2019, 2021 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000F — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2018–2020, 2022 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2017 — Ducati — Multistrada 1200S Pikes Peak — Front / Rear
- 2015, 2017 — Ducati — Panigale R — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Triumph — Daytona 675 R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Suzuki — GSX-S1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2015 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1090 — Front / Rear
- 2015 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 S — Front / Rear
- 2014–2022 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke R — Front / Rear
- 2014–2021 — Ducati — Monster 1200 — Front / Rear
- 2014–2020 — Ducati — Monster 1200 S — Front / Rear
- 2014–2019 — KTM — 1290 Super Duke — Front / Rear
- 2014–2017 — Honda — CBR1000RR SP2 — Front / Rear
- 2014–2017 — Motus — MST — Front / Rear
- 2014–2016, 2021–2024 — KTM — 450 SMR — Front / Rear
- 2014–2015 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 Tricolore — Front / Rear
- 2014–2015 — Husqvarna — FS 450 — Front / Rear
- 2014, 2017–2019 — Honda — CBR1000RR SP — Front / Rear
- 2014, 2016 — MV Agusta — F4 1000 RR Corsa Corta — Front / Rear
- 2014 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 SE — Front / Rear
- 2013–2020, 2022–2024 — Suzuki — GSX1300R Hayabusa — Front / Rear
- 2013–2019 — KTM — 690 Duke — Front / Rear
- 2013–2016 — TM — SMR 125 Supermoto — Front / Rear
- 2013–2016 — Triumph — Daytona 675 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2015 — Aprilia — RSV4 R APRC ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2015 — Aprilia — RSV4 Factory APRC ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2015 — Triumph — Speed Triple R ABS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale R — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — BMW — HP4 S1000RR — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — Ducati — Diavel Strada — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — MV Agusta — F3 800 EAS — Front / Rear
- 2013–2014 — MV Agusta — F4R — Front / Rear
- 2013, 2015 — MV Agusta — F4RR — Front / Rear
- 2013 — Husqvarna — Nuda 900 R — Front / Rear
- 2013 — Ducati — Diavel Dark — Front / Rear
- 2012–2018, 2020–2025 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 — Front / Rear
- 2012–2018 — Kawasaki — ZX-14 ZZR 1400 — Front / Rear
- 2012–2018 — Ducati — Diavel Carbon — Front / Rear
- 2012–2016, 2019–2022 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 ABS — Front / Rear
- 2012–2015 — Ducati — 1199 Superleggera — Front / Rear
- 2012–2014, 2019 — Kawasaki — Ninja ZX-14R — Front / Rear
- 2012–2014 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale S — Front / Rear
- 2012–2014 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale — Front / Rear
- 2012–2013, 2015–2017 — Suzuki — GSX-R1000 SE — Front / Rear
- 2012–2013 — Ducati — 1199 Panigale S Tricolore — Front / Rear
- 2012–2013 — Ducati — 848 EVO Corse SE — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Ducati — Diavel AMG — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Ducati — Diavel Cromo — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Ducati — Panigale 1199 R — Front / Rear
- 2012 — MV Agusta — F4 1000 R — Front / Rear
- 2012 — Husqvarna — Nuda 900R — Front / Rear
- 2012 — MV Agusta — F3 Serie Oro — Front / Rear
- 2012 — MV Agusta — F4RR Corsacorta — Front / Rear
- 2011–2025 — Suzuki — GSX-R600 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2025 — Suzuki — GSX-R750 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2018 — Ducati — Diavel — Front / Rear
- 2011–2017 — Ducati — Diavel ABS — Front / Rear
- 2011–2016 — Kawasaki — ER-6N Ninja 650 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2014, 2016–2019 — Triumph — Daytona 675 R — Front / Rear
- 2011–2012, 2015 — Ducati — Diavel Strada 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2012, 2014–2015 — Ducati — Diavel Dark 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011–2012 — Aprilia — RSV4 R APRC — Front / Rear
- 2011, 2013–2014 — Ducati — Diavel Cromo 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011, 2013 — Ducati — Diavel AMG 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2011 — Ducati — 1198 SP — Front / Rear
- 2011 — Ducati — Diavel Carbon 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2010–2015 — MV Agusta — F4 — Front / Rear
- 2010–2014 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1090RR — Front / Rear
- 2010–2013 — Ducati — Hypermotard 1100 EVO SP — Front / Rear
- 2010–2013 — Ducati — 848 EVO — Front / Rear
- 2010–2012 — TM — SMR125 — Front / Rear
- 2010–2012 — Ducati — Hypermotard 1100 EVO — Front / Rear
- 2010–2011 — Ducati — 1198 R Corse — Front / Rear
- 2010–2011 — KTM — 990 SMR — Front / Rear
- 2010 — Ducati — 1198 S Corse — Front / Rear
- 2010 — Aprilia — RSV4 Factory — Front / Rear
- 2009–2019 — Aprilia — RSV4 1000 R Factory — Front / Rear
- 2009–2016 — KTM — 1190 RC8 R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2014 — Aprilia — RSV4 R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2012 — Ducati — Streetfighter S — Front / Rear
- 2009–2011 — KTM — 990 Supermoto R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2011 — Ducati — Streetfighter — Front / Rear
- 2009–2011 — Ducati — 1198 — Front / Rear
- 2009–2010 — Ducati — 1198R — Front / Rear
- 2009–2010 — Kawasaki — ER-6N — Front / Rear
- 2009–2010 — Ducati — 1198 S — Front / Rear
- 2009 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1078RR — Front / Rear
- 2009 — Ducati — 1098S — Front / Rear
- 2009 — KTM — 990 SMT — Front / Rear
- 2008–2012 — KTM — 1190 RC8 — Front / Rear
- 2008–2011 — BMW — HP2 Sport — Front / Rear
- 2008–2009 — Ducati — 1098 R — Front / Rear
- 2008–2009 — MV Agusta — F4 1078 RR — Front / Rear
- 2008 — MV Agusta — Brutale 1078 RR — Front / Rear
- 2007–2009 — Ducati — Hypermotard 1100 S — Front / Rear
- 2007–2009 — Ducati — 1098 — Front / Rear
- 2007–2008 — Ducati — Desmosedici 990 D16 RR — Front / Rear
- 2007–2008 — Ducati — 1098 S — Front / Rear
- 2007 — Ducati — 1098 S Tricolore — Front / Rear
- 2007 — Ducati — 1098R — Front / Rear
- 1988–1993 — Suzuki — GSX1100F Katana — Front / Rear
- 1980–1987, 1994–2006 — Suzuki — GSX1100F Katana — Front / Rear



