Being new to the motorcycle world, I can't say that I have a lot of experience with different types and brands of brake pads, but I can say the following: before I switched to these pads, I was using sintered pads from pro race on a Kawasaki Er6-n without ABS, and I noticed an immediate response from the brakes without much pressure on the lever. These specific pads, being organic, provide a completely different feel. They have a very soft initial bite and progressive power, with more stopping power towards the end. For me, they are not suitable for sport riding as they tend to heat up easily. The positives are their very low price, durability, and the fact that they don't wear down the brake discs as much as equivalent sintered pads. They are ideal for installing on a new rider's bike to learn proper braking technique. The negatives are that they struggle easily with fast-paced riding and leave a lot of residue on the brake discs, requiring regular cleaning.
