Rear Brake Pads – SBS 736LS (Sintered Metal)

SBS 736LS are premium-grade sintered metal brake pads designed for modern sportbikes and large touring motorcycles. They are an ideal choice for replacing original equipment (OE) pads or upgrading your braking system for better efficiency. This compound features an HH friction rating that was perfected on race tracks and tuned for safe, effective street use.
 

Key Features:

• HH Friction Class: Delivers best-in-class braking power and stability under all conditions.

• Longevity: The specially formulated compound ensures low wear even under the heavy loads typical of large touring motorcycles.

• Quiet Operation Technology: Features leading noise-reduction technology that minimizes unpleasant sounds during braking.

• Excellent Modulation: Provides high performance and a precise feel for braking force, making motorcycle handling safer.

• Kit Includes: The package contains a set of 2 pads (for one disc) along with the necessary springs.

Technical Specifications:

• Brand: SBS (Scandinavian Brake Systems)

• Manufacturer Part Number: 736LS

• Material: Sintered Metal with ceramic components

• Length: 115 mm (4-17/32")

• Mounting Position: Rear

These rear brake pads are designed for the following Honda motorcycle models:

Sport and Street Models:

• CBR 1100 XX Blackbird: 1997–2007

• CB 1100 SF X-11: 2000–2003

• VFR 800 / ABS / Interceptor: 1998–2015

• VFR 800 X Crossrunner: 2011–2013

Touring / Adventure Models:

• XL 1000 V Varadero / ABS: 1999–2012

• NT 650 V Deauville: 2002–2005

• NT 700 V Deauville / ABS: 2006–2012

Cruiser and Other Models:

• VTX 1800 (C, F, N, R, S, T models): 2001–2008

• NRX 1800 Valkyrie Rune: 2004–2005

• VT 1300 CX Fury (with ABS): 2010–2018

Who is this for?

• Large Touring Bike Owners: Those who value reliable braking on a fully loaded motorcycle when descending mountains or cruising highways.

• Sportbike Riders: Riders seeking stability and HH-class stopping power for dynamic riding.

• Comfort Seekers: Those looking to avoid brake "squeal" thanks to advanced noise-reduction technology.