Do not fit Force Etap

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I returned this product before using it

Fit:

True to size

Was pointed to these pads as replacements for Force Etap; not sure why as they do not fit.

Justin G.

Do these come with a retainer pin and circlip?

Thomas M.

Would this fit SRAM Level TLM calipers? Currently running organic pads and not feeling the same power to stop as I did on my Shimano XT brakes on my older bike.

David A.

Replacement Brakes

Basic replacement brakes!

Emery Gaylord

Replacement Pads for My Guide Ultimates

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I've put it through the wringer

These are the factory replacement pads for Guide Brakes. They work well. I use the organic pads.

Shawn Craig

They're Grreeeatttt

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I've put it through the wringer

Fits Guide RSC brakes! Awesome stopping power and very easy to install.

Sunn Kim

Organic Goodness

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I've put it through the wringer

I have a pair of the organic brake pads and they work great. For those a bit confused on what the difference might be, the organic pads are better for drier climates and give you more bite when you break. However, the sintered pads are better for wetter riding, and tend to last longer in general, especially when going down sustained downhill trails.

Nick Chan

Look no further

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I've put it through the wringer

SRAM has made a really impressive brake with the Guide series. The set of pads that came stock on my Hightowe LT lasted me 4 months, including a week of riding in Whistler. Get the best brake pads for the best brakes!

Bodhi Barney

Grabs my rotor!

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I've put it through the wringer

Grabs my rotor when I grab the brakes! Love how that works! Nice replacement! I went with the sintered so I can really ride the brakes when I go down a hill that is way out of my league. :)

JT Nebeker

Slow your roll

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I've put it through the wringer

I have been a fan of the sintered pads for sometime now. Sure the organics are great, but the short lifespan when using them often on sustained downhills is too big of a drawback for me to justify. The sintered, on the other hand, have treated me right and are durable, quiet, and get the job done. I highly recommend getting an extra set to have in the toolbox or bring on trips so you aren't stuck without a critical replacement item when the time presents itself. Be prepared & slow your roll!

Kyle Smyth

SRAM is SRAM is SRAM

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I've put it through the wringer

Great breaks. Quality stuff from SRAM as usual. Super easy to swap in and out if you're in a rush, and the price is amazing for what you're going to get. Sintered is the way to go as well. Keep crushing it SRAM!

taylor

Players in the game!

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I've put it through the wringer

When in doubt grab new sintered brake pads for super smooth and controlled braking, quick to grab..and modulation is amazing. Sram Guide , bam!

Marla Bailey Gearhead

Best Brakes

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I've used it several times

These brakes do their job, I like the sinter material much more than the organic pads. Sintered is grabs quicker and feels stronger. These do take a little bit of time to break in.

Jake Holman

Best Pads for the Best Brakes

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I've put it through the wringer

I built my Switchblade up with Guide Ultimate brakes which came with the organic pads. The organics are quiet and have a good life for flat ground and descents less than 10 minutes. Once I moved to the mountains, the organics didn't last long in the park or with long 30 minutes downs which had me switching to the sintered compound. These pads have amazing bite and continue to hold SRAMs exceptional modulation. They've also lasted an entire season w/no measurable rotor wear. These are my new go-to brake pad.

Derrick Smith

When they need replacing

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I've put it through the wringer

might as well just get the name brand pad, install them and forget about them. Get an extra pair to throw into your pack just in case.

Steve Cook

Better than organic

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I've put it through the wringer

I bought these sintered pads to replace my organic pads. The difference is very noticeable. The sintered pads last for much longer and bite way harder. Make the switch!

Micah Appel

Nice pad

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I've put it through the wringer

Easy to change, reduced the squeeking that my brakes previously had. Good price for a solid replacement pad.

Joshua Stark

I Can Stop Again

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I've put it through the wringer

These pads are easy to change, and I have yet to hear any squeaking. Simple.

Dan Brown

Nice Upgrade

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I've used it several times

I upgraded from the organic pads that came with my bike. I ride pretty hard and these pads take the abuse well. I'll buy sintered pads again when these wear out.

gregory mogle

Easy Swap

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I've put it through the wringer

Swapping worn out brakes pads for new ones was mega easy. I had a pair of the Organic pads on my Yeti and they were pretty worn out. I went for a set of the Sintered pads for a little extra durability. I have the Guide RS brakeset and all I had to do was remove the screw, slide out the old worn brake pads, slide in the new brake pads, put the screw back in and then take on a test ride to make sure everything works properly. After that I just needed to adjust my brakes at the levers and stopping was easy. The Sintered definitely felt like they grabbed just a split second later than the Organic pads.

Jared Downs