Sfa101 Ebc Brakes Organic Sco Series on 2040-parts.com
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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New brake pads I had ordered them a couple of years ago never used. Sorry I don't really know what they will fit. And also there appears to be a dent in the package the brakes are intact though that is just the plastic where I've been had them for a while but the brakes are smooth new
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