Disc brake block set Metalic Carbon Shimano Miscellaneous

The Shimano BR-M375, M415-M495, M515, M525, M575, C501, C601, C607 and the Tektro Auriga (Pro (E-) Comp), Draco, Orion, Aquila are all disk brake cubes that are suitable for various bicycles. These brake pads are available at Elvedes and offer a good price-quality ratio. There are three different compounds available: organic, sintered and metallic carbon (semi-metal). Organic brake pads are ideal for dry conditions and suitable for MTB, trekking and racing bikes. Sintered brake pads are ideal for wet conditions and suitable for MTB. Metallic carbon brake pads are ideal for both wet and dry weather conditions and suitable for e-bikes. After the assembly of the new brake pads, it is important to inhibit them for a longer lifespan. The braking can be done by keeping the brake lever lightly attracted while driving and ensuring that the brake pads touch the brake disc. Drive approximately 100 meters at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour and brake a little faster at the end to reduce the speed to about 5 kilometers per hour. The speed can then be slowly raised while slightly braking. This process must be repeated 10 to 12 times to ensure that the new brake pads are properly finished.

• Suitable for: Shimano BR-M375, M415-M495, M515, M525, M575, C501, C601, C607 / Tektro Auriga (Pro (E) Comp), Draco, Orion, Aquila / RST D-Power
• Compounds: organic, sintered, metallic carbon (semi-metal)
• Organic: ideal during dry conditions, for MTB / draw / racing bikes
• Sintered: ideal during wet conditions, for MTB
• Metallic carbon (semi-metal): ideal during both wet and dry weather conditions, for e-bike
• Lifetime: important to inhibit the brake pads for a longer lifespan
• Inhibiting: Keep the brake lever lightly attracted while driving and make sure the brake pads touch the brake disc. Drive approximately 100 meters at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour and brake a little faster at the end to reduce the speed to about 5 kilometers per hour. Then slowly increase the speed while slightly brakes. Repeat this 10 to 12 times for a good inhibition of the new brake pads.