You did mention and I guess you checked the Front LH top pads, have found there is commensurate wear to that of rear pads . Usually swop fronts side to side to even out wear. I favour the rear brake too , balances the bike nicely , especially two up.
@@cavalier-y3r Not checked fronts yet, but when I changed them a few yrs back, the top 2 pads had very little wear, again suggesting my previous lack of rear brake use. Should be closer in wear this time. Yea I imagine pillion use would increase rear brake usage. Thanks again for input 🙂
@@Grahamvfr Re- the rear pads you bought , would think they are for the 1200X crosstourer. The last model year production for the 'F 'was 2016 and they were discontinued in 2017.
@cavalier-y3r Yes that was my thought initially, but when I put the part number into a search it does list crosstourer but also 2016 F. (Could be an error). See my community tab for pic, just added it.
@@Grahamvfr Dug out receipts (and the original pads 😂) 06435-MFN-D11 is the Honda part number . Used one set on a 2012 manual and the 2nd set on my current 2014 manual.
You did mention and I guess you checked the Front LH top pads, have found there is commensurate wear to that of rear pads . Usually swop fronts side to side to even out wear. I favour the rear brake too , balances the bike nicely , especially two up.
@@cavalier-y3r Not checked fronts yet, but when I changed them a few yrs back, the top 2 pads had very little wear, again suggesting my previous lack of rear brake use.
Should be closer in wear this time. Yea I imagine pillion use would increase rear brake usage. Thanks again for input 🙂
@@Grahamvfr Re- the rear pads you bought , would think they are for the 1200X crosstourer. The last model year production for the 'F 'was 2016 and they were discontinued in 2017.
@cavalier-y3r Yes that was my thought initially, but when I put the part number into a search it does list crosstourer but also 2016 F. (Could be an error). See my community tab for pic, just added it.
@@Grahamvfr Dug out receipts (and the original pads 😂) 06435-MFN-D11 is the Honda part number . Used one set on a 2012 manual and the 2nd set on my current 2014 manual.
@cavalier-y3r cheers, you sound as bad as me for hanging on to stuff lol🙂.