How many brake shoes are included?

These brake shoes are sold in pairs, meaning you get two shoes per package. This is enough to replace the shoes on one wheel of your Can-Am ATV.

Are these the same as the original brake shoes?

Yes, these EPI brake shoes are designed to be a direct replacement for your ATV's original equipment. They are made to fit and function like the factory parts.

What is the best way to install these brake shoes?

Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for details on proper installation. Generally, it involves removing the wheel and brake drum to access and replace the shoes.

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Brand: EPI
Part #: WE440042

EPI 02-15 Can-Am DS50-90 Brake Shoes

Name: EPI 02-15 Can-Am DS50-90 Brake Shoes
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-02-15-can-am-ds50-90-brake-shoes-t14-840596
Price: 40.24 USD
Availability: BackOrder

$40.24

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EPI brake shoes for Can-Am DS50-90 models 2002-2015. A quality replacement for your OEM pads.

Key Features

Fits Can-Am DS50 and DS90 models from 2002-2015.
Designed as a direct replacement for original equipment brake shoes.
Sold in pairs, providing enough for one wheel.
A well-built option for restoring your ATV's braking performance.

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Product Details

If you're getting ready to replace the worn-out brake shoes on your Can-Am DS50 or DS90, these EPI brake shoes are a solid option. They're made to be a direct replacement for your original equipment, meaning they'll fit right where your old ones came out. This makes the job straightforward, whether you're doing routine maintenance or getting the ATV ready for a new season of riding.

These brake shoes are sold in pairs, so you'll have what you need for one wheel. They offer a straightforward way to restore your ATV's stopping power. When it comes to brake jobs, using parts that match the original design is often the easiest path to getting back on the trail safely.