Brake Pads for SHIMANO Disc Brakes in Road, MTB, E-MTB, E-Road, E-Bike, Touring Bicycles | Semi-Metallic for XC, Light Enduro | Sintered for Steep Hill, Freeride | Organic for City, Urban

There quiet and stopping power is amazing. Ran them at Gooseberry in Utah for there break-in. Must say they got stronger as I used them.

Works great and lasts a long time.

They work like if the bike was new no squeaks

I upgraded my e-bike to dual piston line pull hydraulic brakes. The pads that came with it weren't very good. Putting these in made a HUGE difference. I can lock up a wheel if I make the line right enough with these pads. I adjusted my lines so it is just short of lockup. The grip gets even stronger as they heat up.I did have 2 minor issues though. First, the pin that comes with these pads is too short/small for a dual piston hydraulic caliper, so I reused the pin that came with the caliper.Second, the spacer that comes with these is very narrow, causing the top end of the pad to not sit far enough apart and rub. Again, I reused the spacer that came with the caliper and this resolved the issue.Aside from these two small easily overcomable issues, these are the best pads I've used so far.

I have been riding these brake pads for a couple of weeks now and here is what I have found:**Pros:****Performance**: These bite better than SRAM and Shimano pads.**Noise Level**: The pads are generally quiet, with a little bit of noise when wet.**Heat Resistance**: They have held up great and aren't soft even when riding them too much on a downhill.**Value**: They are a great value for the performance they deliver.**Cons:**I haven't found any yet. They were easy to install and have offered great stopping power in all conditions.

Love them, now if only my shimano xts would stop leaking

Blow through these sooooo fast. Compound was OK breaking performance but longevity is nowhere near enough. Possibly OK if you don't have any long steep hills around

Good Product… no complaints.