Motopartsmax.com....... was skeptical, pleasantly surprised

4x4Dragon · 08-21-2020, 02:27 PM

Not RXB specific but i was recently changing the rear brake pads on my son's Apollo RXB 125 and one of the threaded holes on the caliper for the pad pins was damaged so I reluctantly started shopping for a whole new brake assembly 🙄. I first came across an assembly on Orion's site for $109....then I was able to find some elsewhere for as low as $40-$50. Finally I found an entire assembly(caliper, pads, master cylinder, prefilled with fluid) at Motopartsmax.com for get this.....$15 shipped!! I was skeptical so I did some research on this place and it didn't look good. Seems like they've been a bit sketchy in years past but I was pleasantly surprised today when the brake assembly came in and with an upgraded/braided line.

Anyways just wanted to share in case anyone has been on the fence about ordering from this place. I may have gotten lucky but I'll take it this go around.

08-21-2020, 02:27 PM	#1
4x4Dragon Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Lexington, SC Posts: 19	Motopartsmax.com....... was skeptical, pleasantly surprised Not RXB specific but i was recently changing the rear brake pads on my son's Apollo RXB 125 and one of the threaded holes on the caliper for the pad pins was damaged so I reluctantly started shopping for a whole new brake assembly 🙄. I first came across an assembly on Orion's site for $109....then I was able to find some elsewhere for as low as $40-$50. Finally I found an entire assembly(caliper, pads, master cylinder, prefilled with fluid) at Motopartsmax.com for get this.....$15 shipped!! I was skeptical so I did some research on this place and it didn't look good. Seems like they've been a bit sketchy in years past but I was pleasantly surprised today when the brake assembly came in and with an upgraded/braided line. Anyways just wanted to share in case anyone has been on the fence about ordering from this place. I may have gotten lucky but I'll take it this go around.
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