Front Brake Material?

Sure, ceramic brakes are a very good choice for braking, low dust and better stopping power when hot = longer pad life and less noise
 
Have you checked your brakes? I have 55000 on my Stallion and I'm no where near needing brakes. Rick

I have 17000 on mine but I have had warped rotors on it since I bought it 3 years ago. I could probably wait until until spring time but I'm going to be in a veterans day parade on Nov. 7th and possibly be part of the road crew as a blocker to the intersections.

Each year here in Detroit we generally have about 400 bikes show up for the Veterans Parade so I want to feel comfortable in it. I just wanted to know if it is okay to put ceramic brake pads on my stallion or if I need to keep the original regular break pads on it. I'm going to do both the front and back and I know I can put ceramic on the back, I just didn't know if I could put them on the front since the rotors are motorcycle rotors?
 
I thought I had warped rotors on mine also. It turned out to be the bushings on the bottom shock mounts were worn out. I replaced them and everything has been fine. Rick
 

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