ATV110 and ATV200 disc brake pads 225100040

ATV110 and ATV200 disc brake pads, marked by the maker with number 225100040. The diagram draws two different ones: one 47,5 mm wide, the other 85 mm.

• The first: width 47,5 mm, height 37 mm, total thickness 9 mm
• The second: width 85 mm, height 42,5 mm, thickness 7 mm, and the distance between the centres of the two square holes – 68 mm
• The diagram's three main numbers mean this: width is measured across the bottom edge, height in the side view, and thickness is total: friction material together with the metal backing
• The fourth number shows the distance between the CENTRES of the ear holes, not between their edges – on the diagram the arrows rest exactly on the holes' centre lines
• The listing has a card with EXACTLY the same numbers – "ATV110+ATV200 … with a bend". Not one but two things on the diagram differ. First: here the top of the upper pad's backing is drawn flat, with two notches, while there it is raised in an arc. Second, and this is visible at once: this card's LARGE pad's bottom is drawn straight, with cut corners, while on the "with a bend" card that same bottom curves inward in an arc; the upper tab here is trapezoid-shaped, while there it is rectangular
• The third card in this series – 225100130: there the first pad is 56 mm wide, and the second one's height is 43 mm
• The third ATV pair, whose ear hole centres are different, is called in the shop "ATV disc brake pads 75x36 40x26". There the distance between the centres is 58 mm, while here it is 68 mm
• When ordering, give the maker's number 225100040 from the name – it is what tells this item apart from the neighbouring listings
• The photo itself has no scale: no ruler, no object placed for comparison. Only the numbers written on the diagram give the size, so measure your old pad
• It is time to replace it when the layer of friction material wears down to the metal backing, or when it is scorched and shiny: then the brake squeals, and the lever goes almost all the way to the handlebar
• The pad is pressed against the disc by the caliper piston; if yours is leaking or seized, the pad alone will not solve the problem. The caliper itself is a separate item, listed as "Disc brake cylinder (caliper)"
• Supplier code WI AW0902 ZQC4105 MC 04129 – give it again when ordering

To be straight with you: how this card differs from the "with a bend" one by dimensions, there is no answer – all the numbers match. Which specific model and which years these pads are for, the maker did not state, and we do not guess – but we can compare dimensions: write us your model and year. Before ordering, take out the old pad and measure its width, height and thickness with calipers, and if it has ears – also the distance between the centres of their holes; or send us a photo: we will check it before you order.

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