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Arlen Ness 14 inch Big Brake Kit

Arlen Ness 14 inch Big Brake Kit

TJU
3 years ago

Hi All … does anyone have a set of the Arlen Ness 14 inch Big Brake Kits fitted to their bikes … thinking of adding some extra stopping power to my 17 RG Special … but they are not cheap … seeing as I have the Twin Disc setup on my ride.
Mostly I am curious about extra stopping performance percentage wise .. are they a 10% improvement or 50% .. for the cost would I be wrong in thinking anything less than say 25% would not be worth it .
Fitment issue as well , I am running the 19 inch Harley Turbine front wheel .. are stock disc 11.5 or there about`s .. by going to the 14 inch would there be a issue with the Calliper being to close to the rim .

Birtyyy
3 years ago

Better upgrade would be radial mounted brembo's and Galfer discs. Check out Big Steve's for sale posts!

TJU
3 years ago

Thanks Birtyyy … will have a Gander .

Benno
3 years ago

Quoting TJU on 17 Jul 2020 03:11 AM
Hi All … does anyone have a set of the Arlen Ness 14 inch Big Brake Kits fitted to their bikes … thinking of adding some extra stopping power to my 17 RG Special … but they are not cheap … seeing as I have the Twin Disc setup on my ride.
Mostly I am curious about extra stopping performance percentage wise .. are they a 10% improvement or 50% .. for the cost would I be wrong in thinking anything less than say 25% would not be worth it .
Fitment issue as well , I am running the 19 inch Harley Turbine front wheel .. are stock disc 11.5 or there about`s .. by going to the 14 inch would there be a issue with the Calliper being to close to the rim .

I put one on a couple of years ago, do a search on here for Ness big brake kit, its better than stock, noticed a difference straight away, noticed even more difference after putting a set of Lyndall brake pads in the caliper.

TJU
3 years ago

Thanks Benno .. Good to know .

leachy
3 years ago

Hi Benno,
Is there any drawback for using the Lyndall brake pads?

Regards
Leachy

Benno
3 years ago

Quoting leachy on 23 Jul 2020 05:07 AM
Hi Benno,
Is there any drawback for using the Lyndall brake pads?

Regards
Leachy

Not that I have seen yet, some say they are hard on your rotors, I have noticed any change in wear, the rotor is still like new and I think I have put about 25k on it now.

leachy
3 years ago

Thanks Beno, I might try them, I just looking for a bit more initial bite.

Chaser
3 years ago

I'd definitely be looking at cheaper parts first - pads and brake lines for starters. I had a 6 pot PM caliper on my Deluxe some time ago - awesome!

Benno
3 years ago

Good point, I did put braided line on at the same time as doing the pads

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