Tektro E10.11 Disc Pads Metal Ceramic w/Springs

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HD-M282, HD-M285, HD-M286, HD-M290, HD-M291, HD-M301, HD-M330, HD-M336, HD-M350, HD-M351, HD-M352, HD-M500, HD-M501, HD-M510, HD-M520, HD-M521, HD-M700, HD-M720, HD-M725, HD-M730, HD-M735 (Rear Orion P 4+2 caliper only), HD-M740, HD-T285, HD-T290, HD-T520, HD-T525, HD-T530, HD-T710, HD-E350, HD-E500, HD-E520, HD-E525, HD-E530, MD-M280, MD-M300, MD-M500, MD-C400, MD-C510, MD-U510, Draco, Draco WS, Draco 2, Dorado, Gemini, Aries, Aquila, Auriga, Auriga Pro, Auriga e-Comp, Orion, A10YS, A11TS, A10.11, E10.11, P20.11, Vela, Mira, Mota HDC-300 Organic: Ideal for dryer climates, organic brake pads make the least amount of noise and feel smoother. These brake pads will not feel as intense when grabbing onto the rotor. Chain reaction Cycles and CRC are trading names of Wiggle Ltd (In Administration) registered in the United Kingdom at 1000 Lakeside, Suite 310, Third Floor N E Wing, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 3EN, The Shimano B01S is one of the most common brake pads used in the industry. Almost every bicycle repair shop will have B01S. This pad is used on at least 45 different brake systems spanning across many different brands. It is used on hydraulic and mechanical disc brakes.

Since there are a plethora of brake pad types, especially if or when you've had any component replacements done, we've listed some of the most common and how to move forward below. We often get asked which replacement brake pad to get. We have created this guide to help you identify your brake pad type.Magnetic: Insert the brake pads, typically inner first and then outer, and the magnet will hold the pads in place against the pistons. If there is a retaining pin and/or clip, reinstall it. Metallic: Better suited for harsher riding conditions, such as wet weather or mud, metallic brake pads are the noisiest. However, they will also grab at the rotor the most, producing the most friction to reduce and halt speeds.

Replacement Tektro disc brake pads. Compatible with all Tektro disc callipers and some TRP disc callipers. Shimano original replacement padsE01S,ShimanoAltus, Acera, Alivio, Deore, LX, SLX, XTR, Saint, Tourney, Ultegra, Nexave, Mechanical and Hydraulic range.There are two fundamental ways to move the brake pads. Mechanical disc brakes use a cable wire to push one pad toward the rotor. This cable wire can stretch resulting in inconsistent performance. Hydraulic disc brakes use a non-compressible fluid to push both pads towards the rotor the result is improved braking power and modulation. Braking performance is critical for the faster class 3 e-bikes. Semi-Metallic: Semi-metallic brake pads are suitable for any riding condition. They are less noisy than metallic brake pads and noisier than organic ones. They fall right in between the two. The disadvantage is that Hydraulic disc brakes systems are several times more expensive than mechanical disc brakes. However the actual brake pads are about the same cost. BR-M315, BR-M355, BR-M365, BR-M375, BR-M395, BR-M415, BR-M416, BR-M416A, BR-M445, BR-M446, BR-M447, BR-M465, BR-M475, BR-M485, BR-M486, BR-M495, BR-M505, BR-M515, BR-M515LA, BR-M525, BR-M575, BR-M3050, BR-M4050, BR-MT200, BR-MT400, BR-MT500, BR-C501, BR-C601, BR-T615, BR-T675, BR-TX805, BR-UR300. Pin Clip: If your brake caliper has a pin clip, remove it before removing the retaining pin. Remove the retaining pin and either pull the brake pads up or push them down and out.