I was using em on my Triumph and they worked fine,however,I didn't pay no 60 bucks for em.Try going to the Sixity website to see if they're cheaper.60 bucks sounds like the price Polaris is charging for em,or price gouging.I mean,if ya have to buy em,then buy em.But if ya don't need em right away,then shop around.That's what I do and as much as I hate to admit it,I learned that from the wife.Good luck! Dave!!!

 

The set is for both front calipers and the rears as well, so six ceramic pads total for $63

 

I'm not familiar with that brand, but just a heads up that ceramics are nice because they put out less brake dust, but semi-metallics will give you better braking friction. Just something to consider...

 

As long as the caliper,or the pads in a fixed caliper can move freely,you'll have very little brake dust.But if they're NOT able to move freely,you'll you have a lot of brake dust which is your tell tale that something isn't right!!

 

Just ordered the set from Amazon.Thank you again sir.Dave!!!

 

I just received the set of the brake pads I ordered for my SDH from Sixity,[ ordered thru Amazon] but am some what disappointed.Why??Because,the linings on these pads,just like the replacement pads I bought from Indian, are noticeably thinner then the original pads by atleast 1/4 of the original lining thickness.The last set of pads I bought from Sixity for my Triumph had the same lining thickness as the original pads on that machine!! Dave!!!

 

I just received the set of the brake pads I ordered for my SDH from Sixity ,but bought thru Amazon,but am some what disappointed.Why??Because,the linings on these pads,just like the replacement pads I bought from Indian, are noticeably thinner then the original pads by atleast 1/4 of the original lining thickness,while the price was higher.[I think it's called getting less while paying more!!] And this is going on all over the place no matter what you buy.The last set of pads I bought from Sixity for my Triumph had the same lining thickness as the original pads,yet were cheaper then the factory pads,where these pad linings are noticably thinner, yet the cost was not much less the cost of the Indian pads!! Dave!!!

The cost of full sets Indian pads for both dual front and rears would be well over $200! For $65 from Sixity you get both fronts sets plus the rears, even with thinner linings, you come out ahead $$. IMO

 

You are correct! Don't know what I was thinking when I posted that.But "YES" they are WAY cheaper from Sixity. cause ya get all three sets for the same price ya pay for one set from Indian.What I was tryin to say is , the linings on these pads were also thiner then the original pads that came on the bike,just like the replacement pads I bought from Indian! Anyways, I corrected my above post!! My appologies sir!!! Dummy Dave!!!

 

What "sixty" web site are we talking about? I'm putting pads on in the spring when I do the front tire.

 

"SIXITY" is the name of the company that sells brake pads,amongst other things for motorcycles..

 

I have a 2017 Sixty. They list Scout up to 2015.

 

Anyone know who makes the brake pads for SIXITY?

 

It would be interesting to know what company makes the pads for SIXITY.

Anyways, I looked on their site a few days ago and see that they sell ceramic pads. A year or so ago I'd read somewhere that ceramic pads can or will wear the rotors due to the hardness of the pads, and there are rotors made specifically for use with the ceramic pads. Don't know if that's true. Maybe @Davetac1 could/would be able to comment on or verify this.

 

Before ya buy anything,go to an Indian parts website or call a dealership to see if the 17 model year uses the same part number as the the 15 model year.More then likely they do.But,ya wanna be sure BEFORE ya buy em.Ca pishe??? Dave!!!

 

I put a set on my Roadstar. Bought them off Ebay. Can't remember what I paid but it was a good deal. They were fine and worked well. I just put a set of EBC HH on the front of my Vintage and really like the feel of them. Don't know about less dust. The wheels are always a mess when I clean them. I'm running without the front caliper covers which helps.

 

Ceramic pads work very well indeed,however,they also make a lot of brake dust all over the wheels.I can't speak for the present day,but Ceramic pads were used as standard equipment on just about all the police units because they worked so well.