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SRAM Guide RSC, Avid XO, Elixir 7/9 Trail 4 Piston Disc Brake Pads

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SRAM Guide RSC, Avid XO, Elixir 7/9 Trail 4 Piston Disc Brake Pads

The Corki Cycles disc brake pads are built to improve the power of your braking and ensure a longer life than other brake pads. A pair of disc brake pads need to be durable, wear-resistant, and long-lasting. At Corki Cycles we know there is a science to disc brake pads.

The pads you need depend on the type of riding, the elements, your weight, how often you ride, and brand compatibility. At Corki Cycles we make the best SRAM compatible disc brake pads for your bike. Enjoy a short break-in period for more responsive braking.

Brake pad material affects the use, wear, and life of the disc brake pads. At Corki Cycles we offer 4 different materials to match the different styles of riding.

Choose a resin/organic pad for casual riding, a semi-metallic pair of disc brake pads for more frequent use, and multi-metallic/sintered brake pads for more aggressive riding. Multi-metallic/sintered disc brake pads are perfect for more aggressive riding like freeride and downhill. 

Before ordering check your current brake pads for compatibility, or check online to match the brand and make with the correct pads before buying. 

The Corki Cycles pair of disc brake pads are compatible with: Sram Guide RSC, Avid XO, And Elixir 7/9 Trail 4 Piston MTB Disc Brakes. These disc brake pads are compatible with the larger 4-pistons brake calipers commonly used on downhill or free-ride bikes.

To install remove your front and rear wheel. Remove the old, worn brake pads from the front and rear calipers. Check your pistons and do a caliper health check first. Check the quality of the brake cable or hydraulic hose before installing the new disc brake pads. Using a flat tool push the pistons back ready to install the new pads. Insert the new brake pads correctly and secure them inside the caliper with the spring and pin. Re-attach your wheel and check the disc rotor positioning. 

At Corki Cycles we believe in buying bicycle components that are strong and built for all styles of riding. Nevertheless, as you push the limits of your riding, components inevitably break or are affected by general wear and tear. With every set of disc brake pads, you receive a 6-month limited warranty. We also offer a component replacement scheme where we provide a discount on your new bicycle component. Send our friendly customer service a message for further information. 

Select the disc brake pad material that best suits your style of riding. Check out Corki Cycle's full range of SRAM brake pads.

Weight:
Resin: 22g/0.77 oz A Pair
Semi-Metallic: 21g/0.74 oz A Pair
Multi-Metallic: 20g/0.7 oz A Pair
Sintered: 24g/0.84 oz A Pair

Length: 37.4mm/1.47 inches

Diameter/Thickness: 4mm/0.15 inches

Compatible: Sram Guide RSC, Avid XO, And Elixir 7/9 Trail 4 Piston MTB Disc Brakes.

⚙️ Quick installation
⚙️ Wear-resistant
⚙️ Secure fitting
⚙️ 4 Material choices
⚙️ Short break-in time
⚙️ Long-lasting

⚙️ Do these SRAM disc brake pads come with a pin?

Yes, there is a pin and a specific pad retainer. You have everything needed to install at home immediately after receiving the new brake pads.

⚙️ How long will these brake pads last?

Depending on the amount you ride affects the length of use. Corki Cycles guarantees 6 months of use regardless of the material you choose.

⚙️ How do I install the SRAM 4 piston pads?

To install please follow your disc brake manufacturer's recommendations. The details for SRAM disc brakes can be found on their website. If in doubt visit your local bike shop.

⚙️ Which pad material best suits my disc brakes?

Choose a resin/organic pad for casual riding, a semi-metallic pair of disc brake pads for more frequent use, and sintered disc brake pads for more aggressive riding.

⚙️ What’s the difference between multi-metallic pads and semi-metallic?

The metal content is higher in multi-metallic pads. Check our table for further help.

⚙️ Are these disc brake pads compatible with other disc brake models?

Please check the compatibility before buying. These pads are only compatible with these SRAM 4 Piston disc brakes.

SRAM Guide RSC, Avid XO, And Elixir 7/9 Trail 4 Piston MTB Disc Brakes

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Colbert m Burris
Easy swap out and no squeaking

Easy swap out and no squeaking

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Bryan Goodland
They do create a lot of dust so might not last too long

They have more bite and less fade than the OEM pads they do create a lot of dust so might not last too long

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Katherine Butler
Can't beat him for the money

I ride about a hundred miles a week commuting and mountain biking on the weekend. Lots of elevation and obviously lots of descents. I need to change my pads about every 2 to 3 months. Can't beat him for the money.

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Libby Vanderark
Buena calidad, pronto será usado par probar su agarre

Buena calidad, pronto será usado par probar su agarre

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Judy Folk
Always early and never disappointing

Always early and never disappointing. This is my 31st set I've had the pleasure of buying. Thx guys

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