BS brake pads have always been about innovation and cutting-edge technology. It’s what’s made them the “Choice of Champions,” brake pads most often preferred by the world’s top riders when a title hangs in the balance. That winning legacy on the track–and off–is a direct result of this Swedish company’s single-minded focus on delivering the optimum combination of brake-pad performance, durability, predictability and safety.
     UCT (Unified Composite Technology) is one example of that. UCT is SBS’s innovative process to produce a uniform blend and structure throughout every brake pad’s friction material. DEST (Dynamic Energy Surface Treatment) is another SBS innovation, a manufacturing process to “de-gasify” the brake pads and ensure fade-free performance. Now add one more, NRS Technology.
     NRS Technology is the latest example of that SBS commitment to producing the best. A patented manufacturing process, NRS involves the very precise milling of the rear plate of the brake pad to produce a uniform pattern of sharp metal hooks that the lining material can be attached to. This NRS attachment is extremely strong, stronger than any chemical bond could ever be. It’s clean, it’s simple and it’s permanent. With NRS Technology there’s never a worry of the friction material and backing plate separating.
     A racer’s choice, SBS pads aren’t limited to the track. The StreetExcel Sintered and Street Ceramic pads are both great upgrades for serious street riders. The StreetExcel Sintered Metal pads use an advanced sintering process making them perfect for sport riding. They deliver an extremely high coefficient of friction for maximum stopping power, and they’re performance-matched with high-performance front (HS) and rear (LS) applications. The Street Ceramic pads will deliver that SBS performance to bikes not factory-equipped with sintered metal pads. They’re also offered in High Friction (HF) fronts and Lower Friction (LF) rears.
     Street or track, SBS is a winner’s choice. And now with NRS Technology, and coming in that familiar blue-and-white packaging with the Parts Unlimited name, they’re an easy sale. Of course, they’re always in stock, so call your rep for more information.