We also carry racing, downhill, and ceramic for E-bikes. Our sintered/metallic brake pads are sturdy and durable, good for wet or muddy conditions, and perform great at high temperatures. Our organic/resin/semi-metallic brake pads are made of premium materials that are easier to control and quieter than metallic pads. We are the bike brake pads specialist for MTB, mountain, gravel, road, race, and any bicycles with disc brakes. We use kevlar fiber to make our pads quieter by absorbing the vibration that causes loud braking noise.Our pads include copper fiber-instead of cheaper steel fiber-for better wear resistance and thermal conductivity.We use ceramic fiber in all of our pads, so that they perform better under high temperatures.All of our products will fit perfectly with brake systems of all brands, including: Avid, Campagnolo, Formula, Hayes, Hope, Magura, Shimano, Sram, Tektro, and more. The rotors we carry are also manufactured in the same factory as the brake pads, so you can expect both our brake pads and rotors to work well with each other. After months of research and testing, we have partnered with a respectable company in Taiwan that specializes in manufacturing brake pads, including for many brand name products. We’re here to solve that by providing quality brake pads for all types of bikes and riding styles. Hardheaded Ram was created by an avid cyclist who realized that people spend thousands of dollars on a bike, and then end up skimping on the most important part of their bike by installing cheap unbranded brake pads. You are purchasing from a US company located in Los Angeles, California.
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If for any reason our product does not live up your expectations, ship it back to us for a replacement or a full refund. That’s why we offer a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We know you have options here and we want to make the best choice. For e-bikes, we recommend our sintered/metallic brake pads, which are designed for high temperatures, and a long life span.
Replace rear, front, mechanical or hydraulic brakes. Made for all weather conditions, in the rain or mud or with dry dirt. Unlike other brands, Hardheaded Ram brake pads are constructed with high standards that provide a better riding experience. Clean your disc and caliper before installing and check alignment of the caliper. These components make a softer compound that provides high power, consistent performance, fast bedding, strong bite.Please compare the shape of your original pads before ordering. Sram, XX, X7, X9, XX, WC, DB1, DB3, DB5, Level, Level TL, Level T, Level Ultimate (B1, 2020+)Level TLM (B1, 2020+)ġ746Our Resin / Semi Metallic pads are a special blend of resin, kevlar, ceramic and copper fiber. Not sure about that specific bike, but there are two types of caliper mounts: Flat and Post (formerly Hayes).Will perfectly fit Avid Elixir, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, R, ER, CR, Mag, Level, TL, T, avi0085. I've got them on one of my gravel bikes and they're quite good, but not as good as a full-hydraulic system. it's a hydro caliper, so you get the incredible stopping power of a hydro, but with the simplicity and compatibility of a cable-actuated system. They're also usually much less expensive and you can typically keep your existing brake levers.Īnd then there is the TRP HY/RD cable-operated hydraulic caliper. they are typically sealed systems, requiring no daily maintenance, etc, but when something goes wrong, it can be Bad-Day Wrong.Ĭable-actuated systems are much more simple and can be repaired (usually) trailside, where a hydro system might not. The downside is that you are adding complexity to a machines that is already quite complex. Hydraulics are much better stoppers, in nearly every situation. So, hydraulics vs cable? That's the $24,000 question.
TRP and Avid are both very good at solving this issue, as they both have systems that work well with other brand's calipers. You can get adaptors to go from one to the other, in either direction, Post->flat or Flat->post.Ĭable systems are *mostly* interchangeable in the lower-mid range systems, but when you get into the higher-end stuff, Shimano and SRAM add in things like Servo-Wave™ and such that make them not work quite as well with you mix and match. Click to expand.Not sure about that specific bike, but there are two types of caliper mounts: Flat and Post (formerly Hayes).
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