Goodridge CS Brake pads - Model No - G 446 CS - Gas Gas /Husqvarna /KTM /Sherco

CS - Carbon Sport

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We have a huge range of quality Goodridge Disk Brake Pads and Drum Shoes that we need to sell ASAP, so we are running them out the door at well below retail price! We only have limited stock, so what you see below is all we have so be quick!

Description

G/CS SERIES 
These pads are a carbon/sport formula for off road/MX sport use. They are suitable for dry dusty conditions.

Model Number

G 446 CS

Need to find the correct pad for your make / model / year bike?

1. Click here to view the Goodridge Application guide and scroll down to find your bike and pad number.
2. Either search for the 3 digit part number in the search bar at the top left of this page, or scroll through the listings below.

Note: Make sure you remember to order 2 X sets for twin disk front end if you have one.

Fitment

GAS—GAS
TXT 125/250/280/300 (For models with formula
front caliper/single pin pad fixing) 12 F
HUSQVARNA
TC 85 (2T) (17”/14” wheels) 14 F
TC 85 (2T) (19”/16” wheels) 14 F
KTM
SX 85 17/14” wheels 12—14 F
SX 85 19/16” wheels 12—14 F
250 Freeride R 14 F
350 Freeride (4T) 12—14 F
Freeride E (Electric) 12 F
SHERCO
ST 80 (2T) 13—14 F
ST 125 (2T) 13—14 F
ST 250 (2T) 13—14 F
ST 290 (2T) 13—14 F
ST 305 (2T) 13—14 F

Please note: You will need to order 1 set per caliper for Twin Disk front end. If you have twin rotors you will need to order 2 X sets of pads.

Please note: we only have limited stock and it is all listed on this site.

Please note: Product photos may not represent the exact shape of the pad listed - please check the technical drawing above for exact pad shape.

Bedding-in: this is a particularly important procedure for all compounds. The pads are bedded in by applying the brakes lightly several times and ending with a firm bite, leaving a pause between one squeeze and the next. This will produce the correct heating and cooling cycle needed to prepare the system. The duration of the bedding-in period depends on the type of compound: generally longer for organic compounds than for sintered.