What material are these brake pads made from?

These brake pads are made from Aramid Fiber, a common material used in organic brake pads for its reliable performance.

Do these pads meet original equipment standards?

Yes, these pads are manufactured to meet or exceed the standards set by the original equipment manufacturer, ensuring comparable performance.

Are these pads a direct fit for my Indian Scout?

Yes, these brake pads are designed as a direct replacement for the front brake pads on your 2015-2016 Indian Scout.

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Twin Power 15-16 Indian Scout Organic Brake Pads Front

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Brand: TwinPower
Part #: 596975
UPC: 887337310459

Twin Power 15-16 Indian Scout Organic Brake Pads Front

Name: Twin Power 15-16 Indian Scout Organic Brake Pads Front
Brand: TwinPower
Price: 27.64 USD
Availability: InStock

$27.64

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Fits 2015-2016 Indian Scout. Twin Power organic front brake pads offer reliable stopping power that meets O.E.M. standards.

Key Features

Fits 2015-2016 Indian Scout and 2016 Indian Scout Sixty.
Features an Aramid Fiber braking material.
Meets or exceeds O.E.M. standards for reliable stopping power.
Designed as a direct replacement for your front brake pads.

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Fits these vehicles

Indian Scout 2015-2016
Indian Scout Sixty 2016

Product Details

Twin Power is known for making well-built motorcycle parts, and these organic brake pads are a solid option for your 2015 or 2016 Indian Scout. If you're looking to replace your front brake pads, these offer a practical way to get back the stopping power you need.

These pads use an Aramid Fiber braking material, which is a common choice for organic pads because it offers good performance. They're made to meet or even exceed the original equipment manufacturer's standards, meaning you can expect them to work just like the stock pads did when they were new. They're an economical choice that still gets the job done right.