Welcome to Myrons Mopeds Brakes. This page has been remodeled! Many new discoveries have been made!
Formats and Colors: For each brake shoe or pad, specifications, availability and price are first. Applications (US models unless noted) are next, with F or R wheel in pink, engine in violet blue, pedal mopeds in dark orange, non-pedal mopeds (nopeds) and motorcycles in black, scooters (with a “floor”) in dark aqua, and off-road or dual-purpose bikes in olive. Photos and drawings are on the right. Any notes or extra photos are last. Brakes are listed in order by size, smallest first.
Definition of “size”
Nomenclature: Brakes that have the same diameter and width do not interchange unless unless the “primary” name is the same. So a 80 x 18mm Honda is different from a 80 x 18mm Leleu. The actual name on the brake shoe can be many different aftermarket names. So the actual name is only a clue, and not as important as the shape and size. The “primary” name is either the original brake maker, or the original bike maker. If there is more than one choice, the name is given to the most popular brand name. For example “Indian” brake shoes are called “Suzuki”.
Brake Shoe Size: The size of a drum brake shoe is not it’s actual length and width. The size is the width, and the diameter of the imaginary circle which the arc is a part of, which is also the brake drum diameter. Notice that the actual length is a little less than the drum diameter. So a 90 x 20mm brake shoe is actually about 84mm long by 20mm wide.
Brake shoe style: There are four main types used on mopeds:
1. “Open” with coil springs: When the center of the wheel is small enough, the “open” style with coil springs, is preferred, because servicing is easier. To install, connect the springs and place the shoes in the shape of a taco. Then fold the taco into a flat tortilla. That stretches the springs without any tools. Then tap the shoes with the handle of a screwdriver until they snap into place. The advantage of this style is easy servicing.
2. “Hole” with coil springs: These brake shoes have a large hole in the pivot post end, and two small coil spring holes. They cannot be installed by “folding the taco into a tortilla”. But they also cannot separate from the pivot post. The advantage is slightly more safety.
When the center of the wheel is big and the brake drum is small, either the “open” style with “U” spring, or the “hole” style with “V” spring is required. Otherwise the coil springs would rub (and sound like a bad violin).
3. “Open” with “U” spring: The “U” spring goes inside the pivot post. The brake shoes and brake plate are the same as the coil spring type 1. Only the spring is different, a single large U-spring instead of two small coils. For Grimeca 90 x 18, minor modifications to the coil spring brake shoes are required to fit a U-spring. See below.The advantage of this style is compatibility with style 1.
4. “Hole” with “V” spring: The “V” spring goes outside the pivot post. These brake shoes have a large hole on the pivot end (not the smaller spring holes), and the “V” spring goes around the pivot post. So the pivot post has a rounded groove for the spring. The advantage of this style is slightly more reliability and safety. But installing the spring is difficult and requires a special spreader tool.
Brake Shoes
Leleu 70×16 brakes
on Batavus rear plate
70 x 16mm, Leleu, “open” style, coil springs
Leleu70 brake shoe set, per wheel $45
app years make model (version) wheels
R 1976-1977 Batavus VA, HS50 Leleu spoke
R 1978-1979 Batavus Starflite Leleu spoke
F R 1977-1979 Motobecane Model 7 Leleu spoke
R 1980-1980 Peugeot 102 Leleu spoke
EBC 501 brake shoes
80 x 17mm, Yamaha, “open” style, “U” spring
EBC501 brake shoe set, per wheel $20
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1982-1982 Yamaha MJ50 Towny Yamaha steel
F R 1980-1987 Yamaha QT50 Yamahopper Yamaha spoke
F 1983-1986 Yamaha CA50 Riva Yamaha steel
F 1986-1987 Yamaha CE50 Riva Yamaha steel
F 1988-1991 Yamaha CG50 Riva Yamaha steel
F 1987-1994 Yamaha SH50 Razz Yamaha steel
F 1998-1999 Yamaha SH50 Razz Yamaha steelF R 1981-2009 Yamaha PW50 Yamaha steel F R 2012-2012 Yamaha PW50 Yamaha steel
80 x 18mm, Honda, “hole” style, “V” spring
EBC 301 brake shoes
By definition, this is a “V” spring because it goes around the outside of the pivot post. It looks like a “U” spring, but it’s too long to go inside. This same “V” spring might work as a “U” spring on bigger brake shoes.
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1978-1980 AMS Sierra 50, Tahoe 50 “Honda” spokeF R 1977-1979 Angel AP48, BP48 “Honda” spoke F R 1978-1983 General 5-Star (model with small hubs) F R 1978-1983 General 5-Star ST (model with small hubs) F 1979-1981 Honda NA50 Express II Honda spoke F 1983-1987 Honda NB50 Aero Honda steel R 1977-1980 Honda NC50 Express Honda spoke F 1977-1983 Honda NC50 Express Honda spoke F R 1984-1984 Honda NN50 Gyro Honda steel F R 1984-1987 Honda NQ50 Spree Honda steel F 1981-1982 Honda NX50 Express Sr. Honda spoke F 1967-1968 Honda P50 (rear engine) Honda spoke F 1978-1981 Honda PA50 Hobbit Honda spoke F R 1982-1983 Honda PA50 Hobbit Honda spoke
F R 1985-1986 Honda TG50 Gyro Honda steel F 1988-1993 Honda SA50 Elite Honda steel F R 1988-1990 Honda SB50 Elite Honda steel F 1987-1988 Honda SE50 Elite Honda steel
F R 2004-2012 Honda CRF50F F R 2000-2003 Honda XR50R F R 1980-1999 Honda Z50R F R 1977-1978 Lazer Sport 50 orange “Honda” spoke F R 1977-1978 Lazer Sport 50 ST blue “Honda” spoke F R 1977-1979 Speed Bird BP48, BP48S “Honda” spoke F R 2008-2011 Suzuki DR-Z 70 F R 2006-2009 Yamaha TT-R 50
80 x 18mm, Leleu, “open” style, coil springs
EBC 322 brake shoes
Rt – before grinding
Left – after grinding
Without grinding the spring rubs and makes noise. The depth is made just deep enough so that the center of the spring never touches the brake shoes.
EBC322 brakes are for European-made mopeds with Leleu French-made hubs and Leleu 80mm drum brakes.
F 1977-1977 Batavus (M48) HS50 (top tank) Leleu spoke 2
F 1977-1977 Batavus (M48) Mobat, Bronco Leleu spoke 2
F 1978-1979 Batavus (M48) Starflite VA Leleu spoke 2
F 1978-1979 Batavus (M48) Starflite HS Leleu spoke 2
F R 1978-1980 Batavus (M56) Regency VA (model w/spokes) 1
F R 1978-1980 Batavus (M56) Regency HS (model w/spokes) 1 F R 1980-1984 Batavus (Peugeot) Mondial Leleu spoke 2
R 1978-1981 Honda PA50 Hobbit Leleu spoke 2 F R 1977-1979 JC Penney Pinto, Swinger, Swinger2 L spoke 2 F R 1977-1979 JC Penney Pinto2 (model with spoke wheels) 2 F R 1977-1980 Kreidler MP9 Flory Leleu spoke 2
F R 1978-1980 Kreidler MP19 Flory Kreidler 5-star 2 F R 1996-2007 KTM 50SX Pro Junior F R 1996-2007 KTM 50SXR Senior Adventure F R 2004-2005 KTM 50SX Mini Adventure F R 1978-1979 Motobecane 50 Mobylette (with Leleu brakes) 2 F R 1978-1979 Motobecane 50VLC Mobylette (Leleu brakes) 2 F R 1980-1980 Motobecane Moby (model with Leleu brakes) 2 F R 1980-1980 Motobecane Traveller (model w/Leleu brakes) 2 F R 1978-1980 Murray 8315, 8320 Leleu spoke 2 F R 1978-1980 Murray 8415, 8420 Leleu spoke 2
F R 1978-1980 Murray 8515, 8520 SM2 10-ray 2
F R 1976-1983 Peugeot 103 LS – U1 Leleu spoke 2 F R 1976-1983 Peugeot 103 L2 – U1,U2,U3 Leleu spoke 2 F R 1976-1983 Peugeot 103 LVS – U2,U3 Leleu spoke 2 F R 1978-1983 Peugeot 103 SP – U2,U3 Leleu spoke 2 F R 1979-1983 Peugeot 103 SPB – U2,U3 Peugeot 6-star 2
F R 1980-1983 Peugeot TSM – U2,U3 Leleu spoke 2
F 1980-1980 Peugeot 102SP – U2,U3 Leleu spoke 2
F R 1974-1976 Puch Maxi S, Maxi N Leleu spoke 2 F R 1976-1976 Puch Maxi Nostalgic Leleu spoke 2 F R 1977-1977 Puch GN (Rigid), Maxi, Newport Leleu spoke 2
F R 1978-1979 Puch Rigid, Maxi, Newport L Leleu spoke 2
F R 1978-1979 Puch Maxi Luxe, Maxi II Leleu spoke 2 F R 1978-1979 Puch Magnum XK Leleu spoke 2
F R 1980-1981 Puch Maxi, Maxi Luxe Leleu spoke 2
F R 1980-1981 Puch Newport II, Magnum II Leleu spoke 2 F R 1979-1981 Puch Sport MkII Puch 5-star 2 F R 1980-1981 Puch Magnum LTD Puch 5-star 2 F R 1981-1983 Puch Series B Leleu spoke 2 F R 1982-1984 Puch Dart, Maxi Sport LS Leleu spoke 2 F R 1983-1985 Puch Cobra Leleu spoke 2 F R 1984-1985 Puch Austro-Daimler Puch 5-star 2 F R 1985-1986 Puch Austro-Daimler II Puch 5-star 2 F R 1985-1986 Puch Maxi Sport LS II Puch 5-star 2 F R 1985-1986 Puch Cobra II Puch 5-star 2 F R 1985-1986 Puch Cobra II Puch 5-star 2 R 1955-1980 Schwinn Tandem (w/drum brake) Atom spoke 1
F R 1978-1979 Sears Free Spirit 8081,8082,8083 red Lspoke 2 F R 1976-1977 Sparta Foxi GT, Foxi Sport Leleu spoke 2 F R 1977-1980 Sparta Buddy, Deluxe, Stingray Leleu spoke 2 F R 1977-1980 Sparta Flying Dutchman KML40 Leleu spoke 2
EBC 876 brake shoes
Most Motobecanes have these brake shoes, but some 1978-80 have Leleu brakes, MB# 16104 (EBC322). On those both shoes are the same, like most other drum brakes.
All pre-1978 and some 1978-80 Motobecanes have Motobecane brakes, MB# 21730 (EBC876). There is a left and a right shoe.
80 x 20mm, Motobecane, “open” style, coil springs
EBC876 = 21730 brakes, per wheel N/A see Treatland Can use EBC322 80x18mm, but the lining needs grinding. app years make model (version) wheels chains F R 1976-1977 Motobecane 40TS, 40TL Mobylette MB spoke 2 F R 1976-1977 Motobecane 50S, 50L Mobylette MB spoke 2 F R 1976-1977 Motobecane 50V Mobylette MB spoke 2 F R 1978-1979 Motobecane 50 Mobylette (model with MB brakes) 2 F R 1978-1979 Motobecane 50VLC Mobylette (with MB brakes) 2 F R 1978-1979 Motobecane 50VLA Mobylette MB 6-star 2F R 1980-1980 Motobecane Moby (model w/MB brakes) MB spoke 2 F R 1980-1980 Motobecane Traveller (model w/MB brakes) MB sp 2 F R 1980-1980 Motobecane Le Moped MB 6-star 2
EBC 614 brake shoes
80 x 20mm, Suzuki, “open” style, coil springs
EBC614 brake shoe set, per wheel $20
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1980-1991 Suzuki FA50 Shuttle Suzuki spoke
F R 1980-1981 Suzuki FS50 Suzuki spoke
EBC 804 brake shoes
85 x 20mm, Jawa, “open” style, coil springs
EBC804 brake shoe set, per wheel $30
app years make model (version) wheels chains
F R 1976-1977 Jawa Babetta (20,25,30) Jawa spoke 1
F R 1977-1985? Jawa X20, X25, X30 Jawa spoke 1
F R 1993-1996? Manet/Puch Korado (Euro) Jawa spoke 2
90 x 18mm, Grimeca, “open” style, coil springs
Grimeca 90 coil spring
You see how the spring holes are bigger on the right (cam) side? These “Grim90” coil spring brakes have been drilled for the U-spring. So now they are “Grim90U”.
Grimeca 90 coil spring
This Italian Grimeca 90×18 brake shoe has the most moped applications. It is on almost all Italian moped and mini-bike spoke wheels. It is also on German (Hercules), Austrian (KTM), Yugoslavian (Tomos), Mexican (Carabela), and American (AMF) moped spoke wheels. This Grimeca 90×18 brake shoe is second only to the French Leleu 80×18 brake shoe in total number of units.
F R 1974-1976 Garelli Eureka Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1980 Garelli Sport Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1981-1985 Garelli Basic Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1979 Garelli Gran Sport Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1979-1985 Garelli Rally Sport Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1978-1981 Garelli Super Sport XL Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1978 Garelli Gulpmatic Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1978-1980 Garelli VIP Deluxe Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1981-1984 Garelli Monza Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1978 Gitane CL200, Confort Grimeca spoke 1
F R 1977-1978 Gitane Sport Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1978 Kynast Flying Dutchman (steel fenders) sp 2 dozens more to follow… F R 1980-1984 Sachs Prima G3 Sachs 7-ray 1 F R 1977-1979 Snark Bianchi Standard Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1979 Snark Bianchi Deluxe Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1977-1979 Snark Bianchi Satellite Grimeca spoke 1
90 x 18mm, Grimeca, “open” style, “U” spring
Grim90U brake shoes
are the same as Grim90
except for the red areas.
The red places are where
grinding and drilling may
be necessary to convert
Grim90 = EBC908 coil
spring type to U-spring.
app years make (engine) model (version) wheels chains
R 1978-1980 AMF (McCulloch) Roadmaster 110,115 Gr spoke 1
R 1979-1980 AMF (McCulloch) Roadmaster 120,125 Gr spoke 1
R 1980-1980 AMF (McCulloch) Roadmaster 130,131 Gr spoke 1
R 1980-1984 AMF (Minarelli) Roadmaster 140,141 Grim spoke 1
F R 1978-1980 Batavus (M56) Regency VA (with mag wheels) 1F R 1978-1980 Batavus (M56) Regency HS (with mag wheels) 1 F R 1981-1984 Batavus (Peugeot) Gran Prix Grimeca 5-star 2 F R 1980-1985 Concord (Minarelli) Invader Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1980-1985 Concord (Minarelli) Freedom Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1980-1985 Concord (Minarelli) Shadow Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1979-1980 Cosmo (Minarelli) Amico Grimeca-X 1
F R 1978-1980 Gadabout (Minarelli) Grimeca-X 1 F R 1978-1979 Garelli (1sp) Gran Sport LTD Grimeca-X 1 F R 1979-1982 Garelli (1sp) Rally Sport LTD Grimeca-X 1 F R 1979-1981 Garelli (1sp) Super Sport LTD Grimeca-X 1 F R 1982-1985 Garelli (2sp vert) Monza GT Grimeca-X 1 R 1977-1979 JC Penney (Puch) Pinto 2 (w/mag wheels) Gr-X 2
Grimeca magnesium
“snowflake” wheels,
called “Grimeca-X”,
say “Puch” on Puch,
or nothing on Kromag.
This R wheel is a double
chain type, with the
brake on the same
side as the motor
chain.
Grimeca magnesium
“snowflake” wheels,
called “Grimeca-X”,
say Razze Incrociate
(Crossed Ray). This
rear wheel is a single
chain type, with the
brake on the other
side of the motor
chain.
F R 1975-1979 Sachs (504-1A) P1 Westlake Grimeca spoke 2
F R 1975-1979 Sachs (504-1A) P1 Westlake Grimeca-X 2 F R 1980-1984 Sachs (504-1D) Sundancer Grimeca spoke 2 F R 1978-1979 Sachs (505-1A) M4 Balboa Grimeca spoke 1 F R 1978-1979 Sachs (505-1A) M4 Balboa Grimeca-X 1 F R 1980-1984 Sachs (505-1D) Suburban Grimeca-X 1 F R 1980-1984 Sachs (505-1D) Seville Grimeca-X 1 F R 1980-1984 Sachs (505-1D) Prima Grimeca-X 1 R 1978-1978 Sears (Puch) Free Spirit 8084 silver Grimeca-X 2 R 1978-1978 Sears (Puch) Free Spirit 8085 silver Grimeca-X 2 R 1978-1978 Sears (Puch) Free Spirit 8086 silver Grimeca-X 2 F R 1978-1980 Tomos (A3) Silver Bullet Grimeca-X 1 F R 1980-1985 Tomos (A3) Silver Bullet Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1982-1985 Trac (M56) Eagle (model w/mag wheels) Gri-X 1 F R 1982-1985 Trac (M56) Hawk (model w/mag wheels) Gri-X 1 F R 1986-1989 Trac (DK50) Image Grimeca-X 1 F R 1986-1989 Trac (DK50) Sprint Grimeca-X 1
All of Myrons Mopeds Grimeca brake plates, numbered. See Wheel Parts.
Grimeca 90 Plates
There is no visible difference on the outside, between a V-spring brake plate and non-V-spring (U-spring or dual coil) brake plate, but inside there are three differences.
1) the cam shaft on a V-spring type has a retaining plate, while a coil spring type has no plate (to allow installation by “folding the taco into a tortilla”).
2) the pivot shaft on a V-spring type is longer and has a rounded groove for the V-spring.
3) the pivot shaft on a V-spring has no center groove for retention, while the coil spring and U-spring types have a center groove (for the center ridge on the shoes).
Left two are U-spring. The others are V-spring. See also Grimeca.
Grimeca 90×18 V-spring
90 x 18mm, Grimeca, “hole” style, “V” spring
Grim90V = EBC931 brake shoes, per wheel $30 app years make (engine) model (version) wheels chains F 1978-1980 AMF (McCulloch) Roadmaster 110,115 Gri spoke 1 F 1979-1980 AMF (McCulloch) Roadmaster 120,125 Gri spoke 1 F 1980-1980 AMF (McCulloch) Roadmaster 130,131 Gri spoke 1 F 1980-1984 AMF (Minarelli) Roadmaster 140,141 Grim spoke 1 F 1981-1984 Batavus (Sachs 505) Gran Prix Sachs 7-ray 1 F 1977-1979 JC Penney (Puch) Pinto 2 (with mag wheels) GX 2 F R 1977-1979 KTM (Sachs 504) Foxi Deluxe Grimeca spoke 2 F R 1977-1979 KTM (Sachs 504) Foxi Salsburg Grimeca spoke 2 F R 1978-1979 KTM (Sachs 504) Foxi Baron KTM 5-ray 2 F 1978-1979 Puch (2sp) Magnum MkII Grimeca-X 2 F 1978-1979 Puch (1sp) Sport (w/aluminum F brk plate) G-X 2 F 1978-1979 Puch (2sp) Sport MkII (w/alum F brk plate) G-X 2 F 1978-1978 Sears (Puch) Free Spirit 8084 silver Grimeca-X 2 F 1978-1978 Sears (Puch) Free Spirit 8085 silver Grimeca-X 2 F 1978-1978 Sears (Puch) Free Spirit 8086 silver Grimeca-X 2 F R 1986-1991 Tomos (A3) Golden Bullet Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1986-1991 Tomos (A3k) Golden Bullet Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1986-1991 Tomos (A3) Golden Bullet TTLX Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1986-1991 Tomos (A3k) Golden Bullet TTLX Grimeca 5-star 1 F R 1992-1994 Tomos (A35) Bullet, Bullet TT Tomos Web 1 F R 1992-1994 Tomos (A35k) Bullet, Bullet TT Tomos Web 1 F R 1993-1994 Tomos (A35) Sprint, Targa Tomos Web 1 F R 1993-1994 Tomos (A35k) Sprint, Targa Tomos Web 1 F R 1982-1985 Trac (M56) Eagle, Hawk Grimeca-X 1 F R 1986-1988 Trac (DP50) Hawk, Sprint Grimeca-X 1 F R 1986-1988 Trac (DK50) Image Grimeca-X 1
Jawa 90×20 “open”
90 x 20mm, Jawa, “open” style, coil springs
Jawa90 brake shoe set, per wheel $30
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1985-1990? Jawa 210? (mag wheels?)
These are the older Jawa spoke wheel brake shoes, with 5.0 mm thick lining instead of 2.5mm. That makes the diameter increase from 85 to 90mm, to fit “Italian standard 90mm” moped wheels.
EBC 613 brake shoes
90 x 20mm, Suzuki, “open” style, coil springs
EBC613 for 8mm post ground for 9mm post on Indian
90 x 20mm, Indian, “open” style, coil springs
EBC613-I brake shoe set, per wheel $30
These are EBC613 brakes with the pivot post half-hole widened from 8mm to 9mm, for the bigger Indian post.
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1978-1981 Indian AMI-50 Chief (model with spoke wheels)
Indian 90mm Brakes
Sport Mag II 8-ray wheels
use Indian 90×20 brakes
drilled out for U-spring
90 x 20mm, Indian, “open” style, “U” spring
Indian-8ray brakes, per wheel N/A (plus U-spring) app years make model (version) wheels F R 1979-1981 Indian AMI-50 Chief (w/SM2 8-ray wheels)The modern aftermarket EBC613 spring holes do not have enough material and strength for a U-spring. The older Indian brake shoes have much more material around the spring holes.
Manet 90×20 V-spring
brakes on Puch Korado
90 x 20mm, Bernardi, “hole” style, “V” spring
211071 aftermarket brake shoe set, per wheel $25Can use 90 x 18mm Grimeca “hole” style with “V” spring, or EBC931 app years make model (version) wheels chains F R 1995-2000 Manet/Puch Korado (Bernardi 3-ray) 2
Trac 90×22 front brake shoes
90 x 22mm, Trac, “hole” style, “V” spring
Trac90 brake shoe set, per wheel $30 (original) Can use 90 x 18mm Grimeca “hole” with “V” spring, or EBC931 Can use 90 x 20mm Bernardi “hole” with “V” spring # 211071 app years make model (version) wheels chains F R 1982-1985 Trac (M56) Clipper (Trac spoke) 1 F R 1982-1985 Trac (M56) Eagle (model with spoke wheels) 1 F R 1982-1985 Trac (M56) Hawk (model with spoke wheels) 1 F R 1985-1989 Trac (DP50) Clipper (Trac spoke) 1 F R 1985-1989 Trac (DK50) Escot (Trac spoke) 195 x 20mm, Honda, “open” style, coil springs
EBC 302 brake shoes
app years make model (version) wheels
R 1979-1981 Honda NA50 Express II
R 1981-1983 Honda NC50 Express
R 1983-1987 Honda NB50 Aero
R 1982-1983 Honda NU50 Urban Express
R 1981-1982 Honda NX50 Express Senior
R 1988-1993 Honda SA50 EliteR 1988-1997 Honda SE50 Elite R 1983-1984 Honda NH80 Aero R 2014-2014 Kymco 50i (4T – SE50BG) R 2013-2014 Kymco 110i (4T-SE22BD) R 1999-2012 Sym Fiddle 50
EBC 333 brake shoes
95 x 25mm, Honda, “open” style, coil springs
EBC333 brake shoe set, per wheel $25
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 2002-2011 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan
F R 2002-2011 Honda CHF50P Metropolitan II
F 2013-2014 Honda NCH50 Metropolitan
F R 2003-2014 Honda NPS50, NPS50S Ruckus
F 1982-1983 Honda NU50 Urban Express
F 1982-1983 Honda NU50M Urban Express
F R 1994-2001 Honda SA50 Elite SR, Elite SA
F R 1994-2001 Honda SA50P Elite S
R 1985-2007 Honda CH80 Elite
R 1985-1985 Honda NH80 Aero
F R 1983-1984 Honda CR60R
F R 2004-2014 Honda CRF70F
R 1982-1982 Honda CR80R
F R 1983-1984 Honda CR80R
F 1985-1985 Honda CR80R
F R 1985-2003 Honda XR80R
F R 2004-2014 Honda CRF100F
F R 1985-2003 Honda XR100R
F R 2013-2014 Honda CRF110R
EBC 615 brake shoes
100 x 20mm, Suzuki, “open” style, coil springs
EBC615 brake shoes, per wheel $25
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1979-1981 Indian AMI-50 Chief (w/Mira snowflake wheels)
F 1982-1985 Suzuki RM80
Many Indian mopeds with beautiful Taiwan-made Mira snowflake mags need these brake shoes, because the originals deteriorate and/or de-laminate. These EBC brakes look different, with different ribs than original, but they are an exact replacement.
EBC 601 brake shoes
100 x 25mm, Suzuki, “open” style, coil springs
EBC601 brake shoes, per wheel $22
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1979-1983 Suzuki FZ50 Rascal
These are the same as EBC615, except the lining is wider.
Grind off 2.5 mm from each side to make a 615 from a 601.
105 x 20mm, Grimeca, “open” style, coil springs
EBC 909 brake shoes
Grim105 = EBC909 brake shoes, per wheel $20
app years make model (version) wheels chains
F R 1977-1980 Colombia (Solo) Mopet (USA spoke) 2
340(20mph), 341(25mph), 342(30mph)F R 1978-1980 Colombia (Solo) Open Road (USA spoke) 2 F R 1980-1981 Colombia (Solo) Western Flyer (USA sp) 2 F R 1977-1980 Colombia (Sachs) Mopet (USA spoke) 2 280(20mph), 281(25mph), 282(30mph) F R 1977-1980 Colombia (Sachs) Open Road (USA spoke) 1
2220, 8220 (20mph), 2221, 8221 (25mph)
F R 1977-1979 Colombia (Sachs) Commuter (USA spoke) 1 F R 1979-1981 Colombia (Sachs) Imperial (USA spoke) 1 F R 1980-1981 Colombia (Sachs) Medallion (USA spoke) 1 2281(20mph), 2280(25mph), 2282(30mph) F R 1980-1981 Colombia (Sachs) Western Flyer (USA sp) 1 F 1977-1978 Garelli (2-speed) Gulpmatic (Grim. spoke) 1 F 1978-1980 Garelli (2-speed) VIP (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1981-1986 Garelli (2-speed) VIP-N (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1981-1983 Garelli (1-speed) Sport (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1981-1983 Garelli (1-spd) Rally Sport (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1981-1983 Garelli (1-s) Super Sport XL (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1984-1986 Garelli (1-speed) Rally SL (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1984-1985 Garelli (1-speed) SSXL (Grimeca spoke) 1 F R 1984-1986 Garelli (1-speed) Basic (Grimeca spoke) 1
F R 1984-1985 Garelli (1-spd) Monza GT (Grimeca spoke) 1
F R 1996-2007 Tomos (A35) Sprint, Targa (T Slot or 10ray) 1 F R 1996-2007 Tomos (A35k)Sprint,Targa (T Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 1996-2002 Tomos (A35) Targa LX (T. Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 1996-2002 Tomos (A35k) Targa LX (T. Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 2003-2006 Tomos (A35) Tomos, ST (T. Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 2003-2006 Tomos (A35k)Tomos, ST (T. Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 2003-2006 Tomos (A35) Tomos LX (T. Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 2003-2006 Tomos (A35k) Tomos LX (T. Slot or 10ray) 1
F R 2007-2008 Tomos (A55) Sprint, ST, LX (T Slot or ZCW) 1
F R 2007-2008 Tomos (A55k) Sprint,ST,LX (T Slot or ZCW) 1
F R 2008-2013 Tomos (A55) Sprint, ST, LX (Tomos ZCW) 1
F R 2008-2013 Tomos (A55k) Sprint, ST, LX (Tomos ZCW) 1
R 2004-2012 Tomos (A55) Revival TS (Tomos spoke) 1
R 2004-2012 Tomos (A55k) Revival TS (Tomos spoke) 1
R 2005-2012 Tomos (A55) Streetmate (Tomos spoke) 1
R 2005-2012 Tomos (A55k) Streetmate (Tomos spoke) 1
R 2008-2013 Tomos (A55) Streetmate-R (Tomos ZCW) 1
R 2008-2013 Tomos (A55k) Streetmate-R (Tomos ZCW) 1
F 1978-1980 Vespa Grande 048 (Grimeca spoke)
F 1980-1985 Vespa Grande 068 (Grimeca-X)
EBC 880 brake shoes
105 x 25mm, Derbi, “hole” and “no hole”styles
EBC 880 “hole”style brake shoe set, per wheel N/A
Ferodo FSB808 “no hole” brake shoe set, per wheel $25
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1977-1985 Derbi Variant SL, TT (Derbi spoke)F R 1977-1985 Derbi Variant SLE (Derbi 5-star) F R 1979-1986 Derbi Laguna (Derbi 5-star) F R 1979-1987 Derbi C5, RD50 (Derbi spoke) F R 1986-1989 Derbi Variant Sport (Derbi 4-star) F R 1987-1989 Derbi DS50 moped/scooter (Derbi)
110 x 25mm, Honda, “open” style, coil springs
EBC 303 brake shoes
EBC303 brake shoe set, per wheel $25
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1981-1984 AMS Sierra 50 (spoke wheels w/big hubs)F R 1981-1984 AMS Tahoe 50 (spoke wheels w/big hubs)
F R 1981-1985 General 5-Star (model with big hubs) F R 1981-1985 General 5-Star ST (model with big hubs) F R 2000-2005 Hero Puch Automatic (spokes) F R 2000-2005 Hero Puch Turbo Sport (mags) F 1990-1990 Honda NS50F F R 1980-1983 Honda C70 Passport F 1983-1985 Honda NH80 Aero F 1985-2007 Honda CH80 Elite F R 1984-1984 Honda CH125 Elite R 1984-1985 Honda CB125S F R 1984-1984 Honda NH125 Aero F R 1985-1987 Honda CH150 Elite, CH150D F R 1988-1988 Honda ZB50 F R 1977-1982 Honda CT70 Trail 70 F R 1991-1994 Honda CT70 Trail 70 F R 1970-1973 Honda SL70 K1
F R 1974-1974 Honda XL70 (up to #103001) F R 1978-1978 Honda XL75 F R 1971-1976 Honda XR75 K1/K2/76
F R 1991-1996 Honda EZ90 Cub
F R 1970-1974 Honda SL100 K1/K2/K3 F R 1974-1974 Honda XL100 (up to #1020001) F R 1977-1978 Honda XL100 F R 1980-1986 Honda CT110 F R 1967-1974 Honda CL125S (single) R 2000-2001 Kymco Cobra 50 (2-stroke) R 2002-2003 Kymco Cobra Cross (2-stroke) R 2000-2005 Kymco ZX50 (2-stroke) R 2005-2012 Kymco Agility 50 (4-stroke) R 2005-2008 Kymco Vitality 50 (4-stroke) R 2009-2012 Kymco Sento 50 (4-stroke) R 2006-2011 Kymco Agility 125 (4-stroke) R 1999-2012 SYM Jet Euro 50 (2-stroke) R 2005-2014 SYM MiO 50 (4-stroke 30mph) R 2014-2014 SYM Jet 50 Evo (2-stroke 30mph) F 1999-2012 SYM Fiddle 50 (with front drum brake) R 2008-2011 SYM Fiddle 50 (with front disk brake) R 2007-2012 SYM SYMply 50 (4-stroke) R 2009-2014 SYM SYMba 100 (4-stroke) R 2005-2008 Tomos (A55) Arrow (2-stroke 30mph) R 2005-2008 Tomos (A55 kick) Arrow (2T 30mph)
F R 1985-1989 Trac (DP50) Olympic (2-stroke 30mph) F R 1984-1989 Trac (DK50) Liberty (2-stroke 30mph) F R 1989-1990 Trac (DP50) Blitz (2-stroke 30mph) F R 1987-1990 Trac DH100 Super Hawk (4-stroke)
Grimeca 118×20 “open”
118 x 20mm, Grimeca, “open” style, coil springs
Grim118 = EBC926 brakes, per wheel N/A see treatland
app years make model (version) wheels
F R 1978-1981 Safari Commando (Grimeca-X)
R 2001-2003 Tomos (A35) Revival (Grimeca spoke) R 2001-2003 Tomos (A35k) Revival (Grimeca spoke)
EBC 907 brake shoe
