SHIMANO Disc Brake Pads, B01S Resin,Black

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There’s nothing like genuine Shimano Pads, Well designed and easy to fit, undeniable Shimano quality with packaging and good instructions, once installed they will bed in quickly and have you locking it up in no time! You will also need to consider if you are running carbon wheels, that different bike brake pads will be required to ensure no damage is done to the rim. We’d say that as long as it fits your budget and meets your expectations in terms of features/spec…it’s a really strong contender.

The compatibility chart on Tektro's site also states that the equivalent of these pads are Shimano K02S (resin, predecessor of K03S) and K04S (metal, excluded as indicated by the spec sheet). Take a look at our brake blocks and brake shoes, or browse through our road bike brake pads if you're looking for something a little more specific. And, when your bike needs maintenance, we're here to help with qualified mechanics and a full service centre in all Evo showrooms nationwide.That said, as mentioned, at My Bike Reviews we only recommend a retailer if we have personally used them on several occasions and can vouch for their level of service.

Pair of resinξcompound brake pads for use with Shimano hydraulic disc brake systems Pair of genuine Shimano replacement pads Steel back plate with resin braking compound Will Fit: ξBR-M575, BR-M525, BR-M495, BR-M486, BR-M485, BR-M475, BR-M465, BR-M445, BR-M416-A, BR-M416, BR-M415, BR-M375, BR-T615 Exactly the same specification as originally supplied, ensuring consistent performance NB: Image for illustration purposes only.Swisstop also indicates that they sell a brake pad compatible with these calipers: the Disc 34 (different variants, RS depicted here).

Fwiw I've run a similar set up with metal pads which wore the rotors the same way but all worked fine and without any issues. I might just need to let go of the idea of getting this setup back to "as it should be" and just ride it as is.Reading reviews is an amazing way of getting a good feel for a product without actually being able to try it or see it first.