brake pads for apollo 250

[egmoto]

does anyone have a link on which pads are the right brakes Front and Rear brakes pads for apollo 250 seen many different options not sure which is the exact replacement for the bike??

[Its_not_a_honda]

GOOFIT Scooter Brake Pads Brakes for 150cc 200cc 250cc ATV Dirt Bike Pit Bike Go Kart https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UAF46G4..._Q-DNCbN043MDD

[humanbeing]

Originally Posted by Its_not_a_honda

...https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UAF46G4..._Q-DNCbN043MDD

The size & shape is as 80's Rebel CMX250 front Find some non-chinese made if u don't trust these generic unbranded ??? product. Pay 20¢ more u can find SOK (from that rebel island across the strait) https://www.ebay.com/itm/262262926844
If still unsure, take it apart & compares it w/ https://ebcbrakes.com/catalogs/. Once u had those EBC #, u can get something WORKS.

[Douglass]

Ask for Jason, they deal directly with Apollo. If it is not listed on the web site, then he usually will add it then provide a link.

https://www.orionpowersports.com/

[humanbeing]

According to http://chinariders.net/showpost.php?...97&postcount=2 That pdf shows the pads are marked as "31" (that 250 AGB-31 ) & 銅 (copper) God knows that meaning. Semi-metallic had traces of copper. The sintered 1 (more expensive) also had more copper than semi
Type (ORGANIC/ METALLIC / CERAMIC...) & brand all related to how deep in ur pocket/ how aggressive to use the brake No one had the right answer

[psychprof]

Originally Posted by Douglass

Ask for Jason, they deal directly with Apollo. If it is not listed on the web site, then he usually will add it then provide a link.

https://www.orionpowersports.com/

I’m sure he is knowledgeable. One issue with Orion Powersports is their pricing. They seem to charge pretty high prices for everything they sell, in comparison to about anywhere else you can buy parts. That’s just very unfortunate that they seem to be in the power position of having the part you want and then sticking it to the customer. That’s capitalism I suppose...supply and demand. I understand they need to turn a profit, but their markup is like 300%.

[Douglass]

I’m sure he is knowledgeable. One issue with Orion Powersports is their pricing. They seem to charge pretty high prices for everything they sell, in comparison to about anywhere else you can buy parts. That’s just very unfortunate that they seem to be in the power position of having the part you want and then sticking it to the customer. That’s capitalism I suppose...supply and demand. I understand they need to turn a profit, but their markup is like 300%.

I have spoken with Jason about parts, and it seems a lot of dealers don't want to deal with the parts part of the business, and rather have people deal with them. Their prices do seem a little bit high compared to other china bike parts, but they are one of the only dealers that I know of that have access to most if not all the replacement parts. I don't have much confidence with most of the other dealers that sell Apollo bikes being able to get the correct parts.

I know I'll pay more that I want, but I like knowing I can get the parts I need, and I like having a dealer that I can trust. That is worth a few bucks too. The other option is to try the links provided below. Measure your existing pads, and see if they match.

Douglass