ATV110+ATV200 disc brake pads with camber

ATV110 and ATV200 disc brake pads, marked in the name with the words "with camber". The diagram outlines two: one 47,5 mm wide, the other 85 mm.

• First: width 47,5 mm, height 37 mm, overall thickness 9 mm
• Second: width 85 mm, height 42,5 mm, thickness 7 mm, the square holes' centres 68 mm apart
• In the diagram the three main numbers mean this: width is measured across the bottom edge, height – in the side view, and thickness is total: the friction material together with the metal backing
• The fourth number shows the distance between the CENTRES of the ear holes, not between their edges – in the diagram the arrows rest exactly on the holes' centre lines
• Two things in the diagram differ from card 225100040, not one. First: here the top pad's base top is raised in an arc, while there it is drawn flat, with two notches. Second, and this is visible at once: this card's LARGE pad's bottom curves inward in an arc, while on 225100040 that same bottom is straight, with cut corners; the top tab here is rectangular, while there it is trapezoid-shaped. Neither difference is marked with numbers
• So the two cards differ not in dimensions but in the base shape – compare with your old pad, not with the numbers
• A third ATV pair, whose ear-hole centres are different, is named in the shop "ATV disc brake pads 75x36 40x26". There the distance between the centres is 58 mm, here it is 68 mm
• This card's diagram is printed in red, and 225100040's in grey; the colour has nothing to do with the product, it only helps you not to mix up the photos
• This card has no manufacturer number – it is distinguished from the neighbouring cards by the name's words "with camber"
• The photo itself has no scale: no ruler, no object placed for comparison. Only the numbers written in the diagram give the size, so measure your old pad
• Time to replace it when the layer of friction material wears down to the metal backing, or when it is burnt and glazed: then the brake squeals and the lever goes almost to the handlebar
• The calliper's piston presses the pad against the disc; if yours is leaking or seized, a pad alone will not solve the problem. The calliper itself is a separate product, listed as "Disc brake cylinder (calliper)"
• Supplier code MI 6437 WI ZQB4105B – state it again when ordering

To be straight with you: how many millimetres that camber amounts to, the maker did not mark – in the diagram it is only drawn. So compare not the numbers but the shape itself: the large pad's bottom and the top pad's base edge. Which specific model and year these pads fit, the maker did not state, and we do not guess – but we can compare the dimensions for you: write us your model and year. Before ordering, remove the old pad and measure its width, height and thickness with a calliper, and if it has ears – also the distance between their hole centres; or send us a photo: we will check it before you order.

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