NIKAVI DP11 Rear Brake Disc Pad Compatible for BAJAJ Pulsar new, KTM Duke, HONDA CBR 250(non-ABS) / KTM RC 390

Good for simple one ev scooter 🥰😀🥰😀🥰

Durability is good Easy to fitt

I'm using it on my dominar 400 for past 1 year,based on my experience it's a good quality product for the price and provide long lasting and better bite than stock pads

These are 100% better than the stock (Bybre) brake pada that KTM offers. You will notice the bite as soon as you install these brake pads. It just gets better after 200 kms! Brakes feel strong and give me more and more confidence

Brakepads are semi-metalic , as the product description says . They provide similar bite as a sintered pad . No noise ( not ridden in the rain ) . But they are generic and not purely made for specific models . I swapped my him450 rear pads with there . Awesome stopping power , but they are not made for this . Well the description doesn't mention my model , but it says that the pads are compatible with int650 and disc rotor size of int 650 n him450 are the same . But these pads are leaving 2-3 mm of rotor surface compared to stock brembo pads ( the pads fit in place , but the pad suface area the contact patch is smaller than brembo stock ones ) . Con no.2 - they dust a lot . Just one ride and the rear wheel is full of metal dust . I don't know if that much of dust is harmful for vehicle . 3 star for the stopping power and affordability . I hope Nikavi makes proper fittings for him450 as well .

Good perfect fit for ktm duke 390

Disc Pads are ok... But there is no keychain and cloth with the package as shown in Amazon images its totally misguiding

Note that it's after use review. I have an RC390, I changed the front pad that was Brembo fully sintered at 20K km once, but changed 4 sets of rear pad from bajaj (bybre), really annoying, weak stuff. I was thinking to pick a BREMBO rear pad sourced from TVS RR310 cost 999, but I found this stuff, awesome at its price range. Better than stock but weaker than BREMBO performance-wise, obviously.