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Pad Model from to Fitment FRP213 59.5 X 54.4 X 10.2 Mm TRIUMPH Pad Model From To Fitment FRP213 59.5 x 54.4 x 10.2 mm TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 400VE 1982 1984 Front TRIUMPH TRIDENT 500V 1982 1984 Front TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 650 1982 1984 Front TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 750 TWIN (Lockheed calipers) 1982 1984 Front TRIUMPH TIGER 750 TR7V 1976 1981 Front FRP405 36.1 X 45.1 X 6.0 mm All same shape as FDB2107 36.1 X 45.1 X 6.0 mm WITH TAB All APRILIA RS 50 2006 2011 Rear APRILIA SX 50 2008 2013 Rear APRILIA TUONO 50 2006 2008 Rear APRILIA TX 125 M 1986 Front APRILIA TX 300 1986 Front APRILIA TX 300 M 1986 Front APRILIA TX 311 M 1987 Front APRILIA TX 312 M 1988 Front APRILIA TX 312 M 1988 Rear APRILIA TXR 312 M 1988 Front APRILIA TXR 312 M 1988 Rear ATK (USA) all models 1987 Rear BETA EIKON 50 1999 Front BETA EIKON 50 1999 Rear BETA Pro Race 50 2005 Front BETA REV 50 2000 Front BETA REV 50 2000 Rear BETA RR 50 PRO RACE 1998 Rear BETA RR 50 all models 1999 Rear BETA RR 50 andard 2005 2008 Rear BETA RR 50 Enduro andard 2009 2012 Front BETA RR 50 Motard andard 2009 2012 Front BETA SUPERMOTARD 50 2000 Front BETA SUPERMOTARD 50 2000 Rear BETA SUPERTRIAL 50 1992 Front BETA SUPERTRIAL 50 1992 Rear BETA TECHNO 50 1996 Front BETA TECHNO 50 1996 Rear BETA TR 50 (SPAIN) 1989 Front BETA EVO 80 Junior 2009 2012 Front BETA EVO 80 Junior 2009 2012 Rear BETA REV 80 2000 2007 Front BETA REV 80 2000 2007 Rear BETA ALP 125 4T 1999 2003 Front BETA ALP 125 4T 1999 2003 Rear BETA R-125 (Pit Bike) / R125 Minimotard 4T 2008 Rear BETA RE 125 4T Enduro 2010 2012 Front BETA TR 35 125 1990 Front BETA TR 35 125 1990 Rear BETA TRIAL 125 1997 Front BETA ALP 200 4T 2000 2003 Front BETA ALP 200 4T 2000 2003 Rear BETA ALP 240 1996 Front BETA SUPERTRIAL 240 1992 Front BETA ALP 250 1997 Front BETA ALP 250 1997 Rear BETA TECHNO 250 1996 Front BETA TECHNO 250 1996 Rear BETA TR 35 250 1990 1991 Front BETA TR 35 250 1990 1991 Rear BULTACO LOBITO 50 1998 Rear BULTACO SHERCO 250 1999 Front BULTACO SHERCO 250 1999 Rear Cagiva CORSA 50 1998 Front Cagiva MANTIS 50 1998 Front Cagiva MITO 50 1998 Rear Cagiva PROGRESS 50 1997 Front DERBI FDS 50 1986 Front DERBI FENIX 50 1994 Front DERBI GP1 50 2002 2006 Front DERBI GP1 50 OPEN 2007 Rear DERBI GPR 50 R/REPLICA 1997 2005 Rear DERBI GPR 50 Race Replica 2008 2009 Rear DERBI HUNTER 50 1995 Front DERBI PADDOCK 50 1996 Front DERBI PROGRESS 50 1997 Front DERBI SENDA 50 1994 Front DERBI SENDA DRD PRO 50 2005 2007 Rear DERBI SENDA DRD RACING R 50 2005 Rear DERBI SENDA DRS 50 Racing 2008 Front DERBI SENDA DRS 50 Racing 2008 Rear DERBI SPORT EDITION 50 1995 Front DERBI SUPER MOTARD 50 2001 Front DERBI SUPER MOTARD 50 2001 Rear DERBI GPR 80 CUP Criterium Derbi Malossi 2008 Rear DERBI GPR 125 / NUDE (Radial Caliper) 2004 2009 Rear DERBI SENDA 125 R 4T 2005 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 50 .5 1989 Front FANTIC TRIAL 50 .5 1989 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 50 .7 1990 Front FANTIC TRIAL 50 .7 1990 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 50 .9 1991 Front FANTIC TRIAL 50 .9 1991 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 125 .5 1989 Front FANTIC TRIAL 125 .5 1989 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 125 .9 1991 Front FANTIC TRIAL 125 .9 1991 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 249 1990 Front FANTIC TRIAL 249 1990 Rear FANTIC COACH 250 1991 Front FANTIC K-ROO 250 1991 Front FANTIC K-ROO 250 1991 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 305 1989 Front FANTIC TRIAL 305 1989 Rear FANTIC TRIAL 307 1990 1991 Front FANTIC TRIAL 307 1990 1991 Rear GARELLI SAHEL 50 1991 Rear GARELLI SAHEL 80 1989 Rear GARELLI TRIAL 320 1986 Front GasGas PAMPERA 250 1996 2001 Front GasGas PAMPERA 250 1996 2001 Rear GasGas TX 270 1998 Front GasGas TX 270 1998 Rear GILERA G 50 / H @ K 50 2000 2003 Front GILERA G 50 / H @ K 50 2000 2003 Rear GILERA RCR 50 2005 Front GILERA RCR 50 2005 Rear GILERA T 50 2005 Front GILERA T 50 2005 Rear HUSQVARNA WRS 50 (SCOOTER) 1998 2000 Front ITALJET DRER 50 1998 2003 Front ITALJET DRER 50 1998 2003 Rear ITALJET FORMULA 50 1997 2003 Front ITALJET FORMULA 50 1997 2003 Rear ITALJET RG 50 1998 Front ITALJET TORPEDO 50 1997 Front ITALJET DRER 125 1999 Front ITALJET DRER 125 2000 2003 Front ITALJET DRER 125 2000 2003 Rear ITALJET FORMULA 125 1997 2003 Front ITALJET FORMULA 125 1997 2003 Rear ITALJET TORPEDO 125 1999 2003 Front ITALJET TWIN 125 1998 2000 Front ITALJET TWIN 125 1998 2000 Rear ITALJET DRER 180 1999 Front ITALJET DRER 180 2000 2003 Front ITALJET DRER 180 2000 2003 Rear KTM SX 60 1998 1999 Front KTM SX 60 / 65 2000 2001 Front MACAL TR 50 TROPHY H2O 1999 Front Malaguti CR1 50 CROSSER 1996 Front Malaguti DRAKON 50 NKD 2005 Rear Malaguti X 50 SUPERMOTARD 2003 Rear Malaguti XTM 50 / X 50 2003 Front Malaguti XTM 50 / X 50 2003 Rear Malaguti X3M Motard 125 2008 Rear Malaguti X3M Enduro 125 2008 Front Malaguti X3M Enduro 125 2008 Rear MONTESA EVASION 260 1994 Front MONTESA EVASION 260 1994 Rear MONTESA COTA 310 1990 Front MONTESA COTA 310 1990 Rear MONTESA COTA 314 R 1994 Front MONTESA COTA 315 R 1998 Front MONTESA COTA 335 1987 Front MONTESA COTA 335 1987 Rear MONTESA (HONDA) MH 311 260 1992 1993 Front MONTESA (HONDA) MH 314 R 1994 1997 Front MONTESA (HONDA) MH 315 R 1997 2000 Front MOTORHISPANIA MX 50 FURIA 2000 Front MOTORHISPANIA MX 50 FURIA 2000 Rear MOTORHISPANIA RX 50 RACING 2000 Rear PEUGEOT Blazer Iceblade 50 (2T/12 Wheels) 2010 2012 Front PEUGEOT Blazer Iceblade 50 (2T/12 Wheels) 2010 2012 Rear PEUGEOT Blazer RS 12 50 (2T) 2010 2011 Front PEUGEOT Blazer RS 12 50 (2T) 2010 2011 Rear PEUGEOT ELYSEO 50 1998 2002 Front PEUGEOT ELYSEO 50 2003 Front PEUGEOT ELYSEO 50 2003 Rear PEUGEOT JET FORCE 50 2003 Front PEUGEOT JET FORCE 50 2003 Rear PEUGEOT Jet C Tech 50 2011 2012 Front PEUGEOT Jet C Tech 50 2011 2012 Rear PEUGEOT Jet Darkside 50 (2T) 2011 Front PEUGEOT Jet Darkside 50 (2T) 2011 Rear PEUGEOT Jet H2i 50 (2T -Air Cooled) 2011 2012 Front PEUGEOT Jet H2i 50 (2T-L/C) 2011 2012 Front PEUGEOT Jet H2i 50 (2T-L/C) 2011 2012 Rear PEUGEOT Jet Iceblade 50 (2T) 2011 Front PEUGEOT Jet Iceblade 50 (2T) 2011 Rear PEUGEOT LOOXOR 50 2001 Front PEUGEOT LooXoR 50 TSDI (Rear disc) 2006 Front PEUGEOT LooXoR 50 TSDI (Rear disc) 2006 Rear PEUGEOT Ludix Blazer (10 Wheels) 2005 2009 Front PEUGEOT Ludix Acid 2006 Front PEUGEOT Ludix Red Zone 2006 Front PEUGEOT Ludix Urban Track 2006 2007 Front PEUGEOT Ludix 2 Trend 50cc (2T/12? wheels) 2007 2012 Front PEUGEOT Ludix Pro ( 4T / 14 Wheels/AJP Caliper) 2011 Front PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 50 M (AJP caliper) 1997 1998 Front PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 50 (liquid cooled AJP caliper) 1998 2000 Front PEUGEOT SPEEDFIGHT 50 (liquid cooled AJP caliper) 1998 2000 Rear PEUGEOT SQUAB 50 1996 2001 Front PEUGEOT Streetzone 12 (50cc/2T) 2014 Front PEUGEOT TRK 50 (2T/10? Wheels) 2009 2012 Front PEUGEOT TRK 50 12 (2T/12? Wheels) 2009 2012 Front PEUGEOT VIVACITY 50 . 1998 2003 Front PEUGEOT Vivacity 2 50 2008 2011 Front PEUGEOT X FIGHT 50 M 2000 Front PEUGEOT X FIGHT 50 (liquid cooled) 2000 Front PEUGEOT X FIGHT 50 (liquid cooled) 2000 Rear PEUGEOT XPS 50 Top Road (17? F/Wheel) 2010 2012 Rear PEUGEOT XPS 50 Track (21? F/Wheel) 2011 2012 Rear PEUGEOT XR 6 50 2002 Rear PEUGEOT ZENITH 50 1996 2000 Front PEUGEOT ELYSEO 100 1998 Front PEUGEOT ELYSEO 100 1999 2002 Front PEUGEOT ELYSEO 100 2003 Front PEUGEOT ELYSEO 100 2003 Rear PEUGEOT LOOXOR 100 2001 Front PEUGEOT LOOXOR 100 2001 Rear PEUGEOT TREKKER 100 1998 Front PEUGEOT VIVACITY 100 . 1998 Front PEUGEOT X FIGHT 100 M 2000 Front PEUGEOT X FIGHT 100 (liquid cooled) 2000 Front PEUGEOT X FIGHT 100 (liquid cooled) 2000 Rear PEUGEOT ELYSEO 125 1998 2000 Front PEUGEOT LOOXOR 125 / 150 2003 Rear PEUGEOT LUDIX 125 2004 Front PEUGEOT SATELIS 125 2006 Rear PEUGEOT XP 125 Street Evo 2 2005 Rear PEUGEOT XPS 125 CT 2005 2007 Front PEUGEOT XPS 125 CT 2005 2007 Rear PEUGEOT ELYSEO 150 2000 Front PEUGEOT XPS 6 SUPERMOTARD 2003 Rear RIEJU MRX 50 CAROL 2001 2002 Rear RIEJU MRX 50 2003 2008 Front RIEJU MRX 50 2003 2008 Rear RIEJU MRX 50 PRO / TOP 2004 2008 Rear RIEJU NKD 50 2007 Rear RIEJU RR 50 THUNDERFIRE 1997 2002 Front RIEJU RR 50 THUNDERFIRE 1997 2002 Rear RIEJU RR 50 CAROL 2000 2002 Rear RIEJU RR 50 SPORT 2003 2006 Front RIEJU RR 50 SPORT 2003 2006 Rear RIEJU RS1 50 1997 2000 Front RIEJU RS1 50 1997 2000 Rear RIEJU RS1 50 2001 2004 Rear RIEJU RS2 MATRIX 50 (AJP) 2002 2008 Rear RIEJU RS2 NKD 2005 Rear RIEJU RS2 50 PRO (AJP) 2006 2008 Front RIEJU RS2 50 PRO (AJP) 2006 2008 Rear RIEJU RS2 50 2009 Rear RIEJU X 50 2002 Front RIEJU X 50 2002 Rear RIEJU X 50 PRO 2004 Rear RIEJU SPIKE 50 2004 Front RIEJU SPIKE 50 2004 Rear RIEJU SPIKE 50 MOTARD 2004 Rear RIEJU TANGO 50 / TANGOO! 50 2007 Rear RIEJU TANGO 50 Motard 2009 Rear RIEJU MRX 125 2002 2008 Rear RIEJU NKD 125 2006 2007 Rear RIEJU RS2 125 (AJP) 2006 2008 Rear RIEJU RS2 125 / PRO 2009 Rear RIEJU RS3 125 2009 Rear RIEJU X 125 2002 2007 Rear RIEJU X 125 / Street 2007 Rear RIEJU TANGO 125 / PRO 2006 2010 Rear RIEJU TANGO 250 2008 2011 Rear SIMSON SR 50 XC/XCE Front SIMSON SR 50 /1 GAMMA 1994 Front SIMSON SR 50 GAMMA E 1994 Front SIMSON SR 80 XCE Front SIMSON SR 80 /1 GAMMA 1994 Front SUZUKI AY 50 WR KATANA 1998 Front SUZUKI AY 50 W KATANA 1998 Front SUZUKI DR 50 BIG 1989 Front SUZUKI RMX 50 2000 2001 Front SUZUKI RMX 50 2000 2001 Rear SUZUKI X 50 SUPER MOTARD 2000 2003 Front SUZUKI X 50 SUPER MOTARD 2000 2003 Rear SUZUKI UF 50 EILETE 2000 2002 Front SUZUKI UX 50 ZILLION 1998 2002 Front YAMAHA DT 50 R 2002 2007 Rear YAMAHA TZR 50 /Race Replica 07 2004 Rear YAMAHA TY 250 R 1991 1993 Front FRP408 70.0 x 51.0 x 8.3 mm APRILIA RS 250 1995 1996 Front APRILIA RS 250 1997 Front ATK (USA) 500 / 600 Dirt Track 1998 1999 Front BETA JONATHAN 125 1999 2001 Front BETA JONATHAN 125 2002 2005 Front BETA EURO 350 1999 2001 Front BETA EURO 350 2002 Front BETA EURO / JONATHAN 350 2003 2006 Front BIMOTA YB 7 400 1989 Front BIMOTA V DUE 500 1997 Front BIMOTA BELLARIA 600 SPORT 1991 Front BIMOTA YB 9 600 SRI 1997 Front BIMOTA SUPERMONO 650 1997 Front BIMOTA SB 7 750 1996 Front BIMOTA YB 4 750 1989 Front BIMOTA TESI 851 1D 1991 Front BIMOTA DB 1 - 2 900 1992 Front BIMOTA MANTRA 900 1997 Front BIMOTA DB 2 SR 904 1994 2000 Front BIMOTA DB 4 904 1998 1999 Front BIMOTA TESI 906 1D 1991 Front BIMOTA YB 10 1000 BIPOO 1992 Front BIMOTA YB 11 1000 1997 Front BIMOTA YB 6 1000 1989 Front BIMOTA YB 8 1000 E.I.
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