Brake Pad Sinter SA Prime Line For Benelli IMPERIALE 400 ABS 2025-2026

BremboSKU: 17213944
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  • Whether you ride a Custom or a Road Motorbike, the SA Sintered Pads are the ideal for your Road cruise. Offering safety and comfort, they ensure you stay confident on every ride
  • Performance and excellent efficiency in all conditions of use
  • Good wear resistance, both on cold and hot, immediate recognizability with the red backplate
  • Good stability in any road condition
  • The Sintered Compound ensures excellent efficiency and performance in all conditions, whether when cold or when hot
  • NUCAP NRS Technology secures a mechanical and indestructible bonding of the compound
  • The Sintered Compound, specific for front applications, is characterised by excellent efficiency in all conditions of use. It is an ideal alternative to original brake pads, for usage both when cold and hot. This compound ensures good friction coefficient stability in various conditions of use and reduced wear
  • Brembo SA Compound is developed without Copper and Nickel, without compromising on performance

This item fits to following bikes.

  • BENELLI IMPERIALE 400 ABS 2025-2026
  • BENELLI IMPERIALE 400 ABS 2024
  • BENELLI IMPERIALE 400 ABS 2019-2020
  • BENELLI IMPERIALE 400 ABS 2021-2023
  • BENELLI LEONCINO 500 ABS Trail 2018-2023
  • BENELLI TRK 502 X ABS 2026
  • BENELLI TRK 502 X ABS 2024-2025
  • BENELLI TRK 502 X ABS 2017-2023
  • BENELLI TRK 702 X ABS 2026
  • BENELLI TRK 702 X ABS 2024-2025

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