SRAM Guide/X0 Trail Disc Brake Pad
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SRAM Guide/X0 Trail Disc Brake Pad $23.00
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Mark EichnerGearheadeasy to change and work great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
sram has made these pretty simple to change out. they work great and haven't heard any squeaking. I am using the Sintered pads and they have been stopping me just fine.
johngchristGearhead
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pump the brakes
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
They work! I prefer the organic pads, they feel like the give a little more modulation. But it also could just be in my head.
Shawn CraigEmployeeBrake Pads
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Solid brake pads for Guides. Work as you would expect. I generally prefer metallic over the organic/resin.
Paul ClarkEmployeeGood enough for government work
They do the job. 'Nuff said.
Diana JensonGearheadStops my bike
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That's all I need, to stop the bike. I like sintered compound for more downhill rides
Mike NewberryEmployeeWork well
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are great pads, work well and break in just fine...
Fritz HanselerGearheadStop
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Replacing your brake pads is important to ensure your bike is running safely. I went with the metal pads for a bit more bite. These are sold per brake with 2 pads, so make sure to order 2 for both the front and rear brake.
Joe BoltonRun Guides, stop on time
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
They will stop you. Don't you worry about that. Metallic- bite a bit harder but they are pretty much on or off, not too much feathering the power. Organic- Bit more of a progressive feel. the more you pull, the more they bite. BUT, they don't last quite as long as the metallic.
Pip HuntEmployeeConsistent pair after pair
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've only used these brake pads since switching to SRAM Guides two years ago. They are durable, quiet, and efficient. I have no complaints!
Suzy WilliamsGearheadQuiet Pads
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Haven't had any squeaking or issues with them thus-far. Great brake-pads.
Diana JensonGearheadAS advertised
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
New brakes are great. extra pads when you need them is better. Can not complain
Brock PriceGearheadWinner
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are the standard choice for replacing the pads on your SRAM Guide or XO Trail brakes. Go with organic for quiet brakes and better bite. The organic will wear quicker though. Go with the sintered if you want your pads to last longer, or you are a heavy rider. The sintered might squeal a bit when wet though.
Mike NewberryEmployeeBrakes are good, m'kay
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Ran the original pads all summer and now I need new ones. They do a pretty good job of stopping my forward progress. Bought the organic...less break in time/noise.
Josh RGearheadGreat Value
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I got a bike last year with Avid/Sram disc brakes--scary--I've been avoiding them since my first experience with Elixirs years ago. However, the new guide brakes work and work really well. But good stoppers require pads in good shape. I was pleasantly surprised that these new pads were significantly cheaper to replace than the J-type finned Shimano pads on most of my other bikes. Great value pads for a great braking system.
Dane H.Keep the power you paid for
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Brake pads wear out, its unfortunate, but it means that you ride your bike. Keep riding your bike fun by making sure you stop without the horrid metal on metal sound of over used and worn out brake pads. Its easier to replace these before you have to also replace a rotor.
Joe BoltonStill great brake pads.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
They will stop you. Don't you worry about that. Metallic- bite a bit harder but they are pretty much on or off, not too much feathering the power. Organic- Bit more of a progressive feel. the more you pull, the more they bite. BUT, they don't last quite as long as the metallic.
Don WestGreat pads
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Quiet reliable braking. I've used these all summer without issue. They don't last as long as the metallic pads.
Evan GrottGearheadfor keeping the rubber side down
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
they do the job. i prefer the metallic they dont work as well unless they are good and heated up which means less braking. less braking means more speed. More speed means more fun. im into that.
NashSolid
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Quiet, cool, and decent life can be had when purchasing these pads. No complaints.
Vinny MauroEmployeeNice, Easy Maintenance
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Lots of work you do on your bike is expensive and/or lots of work. Throwing in some new brake pads is neither, and is a great (necessary) way to freshen up your ride.