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HayesSintered-Metallic Disc Brake Pad Kit
5.0
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Includes 2 pad springs, outer and inner pad
- For HFX, 9, Mag and MX1 Series
- Fits G2 calipers
- For longlife and all conditions
Specifications & Identifiers
Application
Hayes
UPC
844171000366
MPN
98-14531
Tree Fort ID:
333222337884
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5.0 GEARS
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
How should I decide between Hayes
SEMI-METALLIC and SINTERED pads?
How should I decide between Hayes
SEMI-METALLIC and SINTERED pads?
A.
anwered by: smulder
Sintered pads are designed for wetter conditions and Semi-Metalic are supposed to eliminate brake noise while being grippier. Semi-Metalic wear quicker in dirty conditions while Sintered should withstand the dirt better.
Sintered pads are designed for wetter conditions and Semi-Metalic are supposed to eliminate brake noise while being grippier. Semi-Metalic wear quicker in dirty conditions while Sintered should withstand the dirt better.
Customer Reviews
5
March 03, 2011
reviewed by: josh33172
I replaced my aluminum backed semi-metalics with these on my Stroker Grams, and really have no complaints. I do get slight squeeks when I brake, but they do seem to have a bit more stopping power than the semi's. Good OEM replacement to something with better stopping power where weight isn't the biggest concern. They do weigh more than the aluminum backed pads.
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June 13, 2011
reviewed by: cen...@u....n.edu
Can't imagine live without disk brakes. This is a good price!
5
June 12, 2012
reviewed by: ronbron
Just swapped out the same pads. Simple instalation. I did both front and back and saved the less worn front pads for rear spares, which should give me time to purchase new sets when needed. These pads lasted me three seasons. I mtb spring and fall on this bike at least 1-3 times a week for 1-3 hours on moderate to difficult singletrack. I'm hard on the brakes...
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