Shop Ferodo brake pads and brake shoes for classic Norton and Triumph motorcycles at The Bonneville Shop. Our selection includes Norton Commando twin-leading-shoe front brake shoes, Triumph rear brake shoes, and Ferodo Platinum disc-brake pads for specified Norton and Triumph applications. Check each product listing for brake configuration, part-number references, and compatibility before ordering.
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Ferodo Brake Parts Available at The Bonneville Shop
With over 100 years of manufacturing quality parts, Ferodo is on the cutting edge of high-performance brakes for Triumph motorcycles. “Ferodo® products are developed for vehicle manufacturers themselves, and tested to OE standards. This means they contain qualities that make them the preferred choice for driving safely and comfortably on the on road.”
Our Ferodo collection includes replacement friction components for both drum and disc brakes:
| Brake component | Listed application or identification | Part-number references |
|---|---|---|
| Front drum brake shoe set | Norton Commando twin-leading-shoe front brake | 06-0006 |
| Rear drum brake shoe pair | Selected Triumph pre-unit and unit 500/650 applications | 37-1406, 37-1407 F |
| Platinum disc-brake pads | Listed Norton 750/850 applications | FDB 88P, 06-1894 F, 06-6005 F, 06-6186 F |
| Premium Platinum disc-brake pads | Listed Triumph TR7, T140, T150, and T160 applications | 99-2769 FR, FRP213P |
| Platinum disc-brake pads | Ferodo FDB148P; consult the individual listing for fitment | TBS-0148 F |
These references identify the products in our collection. They are not a statement that every listed brake component fits every year or brake configuration within a motorcycle model range.
Brake Shoes for Norton & Triumph Drum Brakes
Brake shoes are the friction components used inside a drum brake. Our Ferodo selection includes a front shoe set for the Norton Commando twin-leading-shoe brake and a rear shoe pair for specified Triumph pre-unit and unit 500/650 applications.
Front and rear shoe sets serve different assemblies and should not be treated as interchangeable. Start with the brake fitted to your motorcycle, then compare the product’s application and part-number information. This is particularly important when the wheel or brake assembly has been changed during an earlier restoration.
Ferodo Platinum Pads for Disc-Brake Motorcycles
For disc-brake applications, our collection includes Ferodo Platinum pads listed for Norton 750/850 motorcycles and selected Triumph TR7, T140, T150, and T160 models. We also carry the FDB148P Platinum pad listing.thebonnevilleshop
Use the full Ferodo pad designation and the motorcycle-specific references when selecting a replacement. A shared brand or compound name does not establish that two pad sets have the same shape or fit the same caliper.
Ferodo’s British Braking Heritage
Ferodo traces its origins to Herbert Frood’s friction-material work in Derbyshire in 1897. Frood developed materials intended to improve braking, received a brake-block patent in 1901, and moved the expanding business to Chapel-en-le-Frith in 1902.buxtonmuseumandartgallery.wordpress
That history gives Ferodo a genuine connection to the development of British braking technology. Today, the brand’s range extends across numerous vehicle applications, including motorcycle disc-brake pads. For a classic motorcycle owner, however, the deciding factor remains the suitability of the particular replacement part—not the brand’s history alone.thebrakereport
How to Choose the Correct Ferodo Brake Part
Before ordering, identify:
- Your motorcycle’s model and year.
- Whether you are servicing the front or rear brake.
- Whether the assembly uses drum brake shoes or disc-brake pads.
- The brake assembly actually fitted, including any previous conversions.
- The relevant original part number or Ferodo designation.
- The quantity and components included in the product listing.
Our product titles provide useful starting references, including Norton 06-0006 front shoes, Triumph 37-1406/37-1407 rear shoes, and Ferodo FDB 88P and FRP213P disc pads. Review the full listing before purchasing rather than relying on a model name alone.
Shop Ferodo Brake Pads & Shoes
Browse our Ferodo products for application details, part-number references, and current availability. Choose the component specified for your motorcycle’s brake assembly, and use the appropriate service information for installation and adjustment.
FAQ
Does The Bonneville Shop sell Ferodo drum brake shoes?
Yes. Our current collection includes a Norton Commando twin-leading-shoe front brake set and a rear brake shoe pair for selected Triumph pre-unit and unit 500/650 applications.
Which Ferodo pads are listed for Norton motorcycles?
Our collection includes Ferodo Platinum pads listed for Norton 750/850 applications under FDB 88P and references 06-1894 F, 06-6005 F, and 06-6186 F. Check the individual listing for compatibility with your brake assembly.
Which Ferodo pads are listed for Triumph motorcycles?
Our collection includes Premium Platinum pads listed for Triumph TR7, T140, T150, and T160 applications under 99-2769 FR and FRP213P. Confirm the relevant model-year and brake configuration in the product details.
Can I choose brake parts by motorcycle model alone?
Use the model as a starting point, then confirm the brake configuration and part-number references. The collection includes separate front drum shoes, rear drum shoes, and disc pads, each intended for a different assembly.
Is Ferodo a British brand?
Ferodo has British origins dating to Herbert Frood’s work in Derbyshire in 1897. That heritage does not establish the current country of manufacture of every Ferodo product.
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