What makes these brake pads 'heavy duty'?

These pads use a sintered metal compound, which is denser and more durable than standard organic or semi-metallic pads. This construction is specifically recommended for harsh riding conditions like mud and sand.

How many brake pads come in a set?

The EPI WE442100 brake pads are sold in pairs, meaning you receive two pads. This is typically enough to replace the pads on one axle (either the front or the rear).

Are these pads suitable for general trail riding?

While recommended for mud and sand, the increased density and durable construction of these sintered metal pads can also provide longer life for general utility use on various terrains.

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EPI 98-04 Polaris 250-500 ATV HD Brake Pad

Specifications

Brand: EPI
Part #: WE442100

EPI 98-04 Polaris 250-500 ATV HD Brake Pad

Name: EPI 98-04 Polaris 250-500 ATV HD Brake Pad
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-98-04-polaris-250-500-atv-hd-brake-pad-t14-839152
Price: 41.33 USD
Availability: BackOrder

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EPI Heavy Duty ATV Brake Pads for Polaris 250-500 (98-04). Sintered metal construction lasts longer in harsh conditions.

Key Features

Fits 1998-2004 Polaris 250-500 ATVs.
Heavy duty sintered metal construction is recommended for mud, sand, and utility use.
Increased density offers longer pad life in harsh environments.
Sold in pairs for servicing one axle.

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Product Details

If you're hitting the trails on your Polaris 250-500 ATV, especially through mud or sand, you need brake pads that can handle the abuse. These heavy-duty sintered metal pads from EPI are built for those tough environments where standard pads might wear out too quickly.

The sintered metal compound is denser than typical pads, which means they're designed to last longer, giving you more reliable stopping power over time. They're sold in pairs, so you get what you need to service one axle. These are a solid option if you frequently ride in challenging conditions like mud bogs or sandy trails, where brake wear is accelerated.