which pads ?
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chambo
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which pads ?
hi all just quick question regarding pads 4 my 'bargain of the century' avid juicy carbon brakes !! gonna need new pads on the rear sooner rather than later and not sure whether 2 get sintered or not ? any advice welcome please cheers peeps
chambo- Deore LX
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Age : 42
Bike : Santa Cruz Superlight-IN WHITE !!
Registration date : 2007-01-04
Re: which pads ?
Ive had sintered pads in mine for the winter but have changed back to the normal ones now
I had tried quite a few different makes all seam ok apart from the fibrax ones they are shocking! firstly they don't fit properly (there isn't room for the spring clip( had to file the edge of the friction material), the disk locating tab isn't in the right place ( had to cut it off to get them to fit my front brake) and they just feel awful!
I 'm probaly going to stick to buying goodridge or avid ones from now unless Im told otherwise
ps Ive got some fribrax pads for sail
I had tried quite a few different makes all seam ok apart from the fibrax ones they are shocking! firstly they don't fit properly (there isn't room for the spring clip( had to file the edge of the friction material), the disk locating tab isn't in the right place ( had to cut it off to get them to fit my front brake) and they just feel awful!
I 'm probaly going to stick to buying goodridge or avid ones from now unless Im told otherwise
ps Ive got some fribrax pads for sail
Re: which pads ?
For Avid brakes Goodridge seem to get the best reviews.
As Darren says, people normally recommend sintered for winter and the other type for summer, I just use sintered all year round!
As Darren says, people normally recommend sintered for winter and the other type for summer, I just use sintered all year round!
Jase- Chris King Racer 600
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Registration date : 2006-10-26
Re: which pads ?
Goodridge Sintered always!!
you will find riding in the sandy woods too much for the normal ones and will dissapear within no time at all.
you will find riding in the sandy woods too much for the normal ones and will dissapear within no time at all.
MarkD- Deore
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Registration date : 2006-11-14
Re: which pads ?
Ditto on Goodridge mark
Stuart- Deore
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Age : 47
Bike : Giant Anthem 2
Registration date : 2007-01-25
Re: which pads ?
Chambo, I have always used metal (sintered) pads throughout the winter and resin pads through the summer. The resin pads are a lot stronger and sharper, if you keep them dry !!! But as soon as they are wet, they are pretty weak.
Since November I have been running both. Resin on one side and metal on the other, and they've had lasted pretty well.
I've tried most. I know that the Shimano pads are made by Goodridge, so there is no difference there.
Bought some Hope Gold pads for the Mono Mini's just after X-mas, and the rears lasted about 6 weeks !!!
Since November I have been running both. Resin on one side and metal on the other, and they've had lasted pretty well.
I've tried most. I know that the Shimano pads are made by Goodridge, so there is no difference there.
Bought some Hope Gold pads for the Mono Mini's just after X-mas, and the rears lasted about 6 weeks !!!
N@th- Chris King Ultimate Racer
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Bike : BMX Aero Burner, CW handlebars, 2 finger brakes, layback seat post.
Registration date : 2006-10-26
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