Yamaha Virago / Drag Star / XV / XVS Front Brake Pads FA181

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Yamaha Virago / Drag Star / XV / XVS Front Brake Pads FA181

Replacement brake pad set using the FA181 / FDB2018 pad profile for the compatible applications listed below.

Cross-Reference Numbers

  • EBC FA181
  • Ferodo FDB2018
  • Galfer FD138
  • TRW / Lucas MCB648
  • SBS 671
  • Vesrah VD-947
  • Brembo 07BB04
  • Braking 746
  • Goldfren 031

Fitment Reference Dimensions

  • Pad outline: approximately 94 × 36.5 mm

Different manufacturers may round the published outline measurement slightly. Compare the backing-plate shape and mounting arrangement with the pads currently fitted.

Vehicle Compatibility

Make Model Years Position Notes
Yamaha XVS 400 1996 Front
Yamaha XV 535 / 535 S Virago 1995–2003 Front
Yamaha XVS 650 Drag Star 1997–2004 Front
Yamaha XVS 650 A Drag Star Classic 1998–2007 Front
Yamaha XV 750 Virago 1994–1997 Front
Yamaha XV / XVS 950 family 2009–2018 Front Variant-specific years
Yamaha XV 1100 Virago 1994–1998 Front
Yamaha XVS 1300 CU Custom 2014–2017 Front
Yamaha XVZ 1300 TF Venture Star 1999–2001 Front
Yamaha XV 1600 A Wild Star 1999–2004 Front

What's Included

  • 1 × Pair of brake pads for one compatible caliper

Important Fitment Information

FA181 is used as a front pad on some vehicles and a rear pad on others. Use the brake position shown in the table above. Compare the pad outline, mounting arrangement and fitted caliper with the product photographs before ordering.

Cross-reference numbers identify the application / pad-shape family only. They do not mean the supplied pads are manufactured by EBC, Ferodo, Galfer, TRW, SBS, Vesrah, Brembo or another referenced manufacturer.

Delivery & Returns

  • Free UK delivery with an estimated 2–3 working-day service
  • 30-day returns, subject to the item being returned in its original condition

Important Safety Information

Brake components are safety-critical. Installation should be carried out by a competent person or qualified technician. The braking system should be inspected and tested before the vehicle is returned to use.