Brake Pads / Adaptors

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I can recommend Discobrakes for brake pads etc.

All their own stuff and really high quality at a fantastic price with free fast delivery on orders over £10.

They also sell on ebay but if you buy from their website you'll save a few more quid.

www.discobrakes.com/

[smithy]

I totally agree with you Gus, been using this
site for a while now, can't believe the quality
for the price and they last for ever....

[thistle]

Mark P recommended them a while ago.

I tried them and the spring that came with mine was too big to fit in the caliper which made the pads jam. I'll go back to Superstar when I've used up this lot

[Deleted]

That's a pity, not had any problems with mine, Hope X2 pads and the Avid ones I used a while back when I have the avids.

[Phil]

after going through avid pads almost every ride last winter bulk bought 12 sets of sintered from superstar 8 months ago and still have 10 sets left and the ones on the bike have worn microns. think they are lined with kryptonite!

[thistle]

Sept 8, 2010 23:08:21 GMT Phil said:

after going through avid pads almost every ride last winter

Were the Avid ones sintered?
The Avid pads that came with my bike lasted maybe 6 weeks last summer, but I think they were organic ones.
A wet ride around Cannock took about 75% of the material off!

[Phil]

Sept 9, 2010 12:20:21 GMT thistle said:

Sept 8, 2010 23:08:21 GMT Phil said:

after going through avid pads almost every ride last winter

Were the Avid ones sintered?
The Avid pads that came with my bike lasted maybe 6 weeks last summer, but I think they were organic ones.
A wet ride around Cannock took about 75% of the material off!

a while ago now but pretty sure they where organic, was stunned as i had done quite a few rolling stoppies followed by quick cooling with a bucket of water so figure couldnt do anymore to bed them in