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I haven't been everywhere...
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Old 6 Feb 2013
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KTM 990 ADV brake pads on Bali?

Anyone any idea if and where I could get rear brake pads for my KTM 990 ADV on Bali? Any suggestions, no matter how vague will be appreciated as the alternative is shipping from Oz...

I did have spare pads but asked my favorite KYM dealer in Amritsar (see my earlier post on them...) to use these to replace the old ones. They obviously didn't but kept the brand new spare pads anyways...

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Saw A New KTM in Den Pasar

Hello

I was in Bali a few months ago and saw a new KTM shop had just been opened there in Den Pasar.
Was on a Major road in the city centre.
Sorry no address but guest you might have found it already.

I also had parts ordered from Australia to Kula Lumpur that took two days too arrive.
Should be around the same time to Bali.

Been doing a bit of braking through Indonesia?
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Yeah, found the KTM shop after some riding around. Unfortunately they only do the 200cc Dukes. No spares for anything else. Snake at the Bali V-twin doctor (085857442244) helped getting new pads from Perth. The workshop guys at Deus in Canggu were quite helpful as well. Indeed quite a lot of (emergency...) braking in Indonesia. Especially Java traffic is quite mental...
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try looking around at the bike spare shops. Many small bike front brake pads might fit the KTMs rear brake. I also think some hoonda/Kawi bikes rear brake pads fit the KTM.
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