Jagwire
Mountain Sport Disc Brake Pads for Tektro Disc Brakes

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Jagwire Mountain Sport Disc Brake Pads for Tektro Disc Brakes

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Disc brake pads with industry-leading compounds for consistent and confident performance, designed to fit a variety of Shimano brakes.

Jagwire's Sport Semi-Metallic pads feature a high-performance compound that blends the low-noise of a resin pad with the durability of a metallic pad
Mounted to a steel backing plate, these are a great all-purpose pad
Compatible with Shimano Acera M3050, Alivio M4050, Deore M515, M515-LA, M525, and T615, Deore LX T675, Nexave C501 and C601, Tourney TX805, and Non-Series M315, M355, M365, M375, M395, M415, M416, M416A, M445, M446, M447, M465, M475, M485, M486, M575, MT200, MT400, and MT500 (must use heat treated rotor)
Compatible with Tektro Aquila, Auriga, Auriga E-Comp, Auriga Pro, Draco, Draco 2, Draco WS, Gemini, HD330, and Orion
Compatible with TRP HY/RD, Hylex, Parabox 2012, Spyke, Spyre, and Spyre SLC
Compatible with Promax Decode-R, F1, Lucid, Solve, and Solve-ST
Compatible with RST D-Power

Specifications

Application

Shimano, Tektro

Backing Plate Material

Steel

Compound

Semi-Metallic

Designed for ebike

Heat Sink

Pad Shape Number

MPN

DCA016

Tree Fort ID:

333222344406

Review Summary

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Durability (1),

Quiet (2)

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5.0 GEARS
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Customer Reviews

April 12, 2012

reviewed by: Nickc711

I use this pad with storm rotors and shimano hydraulic calipers. They work great, much less noise and more stopping power than a shimano resin pad.

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Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.

Likes: Quiet, Durability

November 17, 2014

reviewed by: akgood

I had chronic problems for a few years with squealing brakes using the stock rotors (RT53) and resin pads (B01S) that came with my Shimano BR-M445 system. After having a much better experience with semi-metallic pads on a different bike, I decided to try switching over. The product description says these pads aren't compatible with brake systems like mine that include RT53 rotors (they have the words "Resin Pad Only" engraved on them). This is true, but you can of course upgrade your rotors. I went with Shimano RT64s - basically, the least expensive CenterLock rotors I could find that had no such restriction. I've had much better stopping power, and no squeals, for a few months now.