Hold Fast Cycling 4 Piston Ceramic Brake Pads for SRAM Guide Brakes
DescriptionOur SRAM Guide Brake Pads come in two awe inspiring compounds, Ceramic and Metallic. These are a direct replacement for several of SRAM’s 4 piston brakes. See the list below for a complete list of compatible brakes.Ceramic Pads:Softer compound provides better initial bite than metallic.Quiet, no really, they are very quiet.Easy and quick to “bed in.”Less brake fade than resin pads.Not as strong in wet and sloppy conditions, but still provide great initial bite.May not last as long as metallic, but lasts way longer than resin.Metallic Pads (aka Sintered):Harder compound lacks initial bite, but provides max stopping power under heavy load.Long lasting.Take a longer time to “bed in.”Can be noisy if it’s wet.Good heat transfer and better on long downhills.Good for cold weather, mud and wet conditions.Don’t be afraid to mix and match your pads either. I often run metallic up front and ceramic in the rear. If you have a lot of long hills in your area, we suggest reaching for the metallic compound. If your braking is quick or you’re in a relatively flat area, we suggest the ceramic. The SRAM Guide Brake Pads fit the following brakes: SRAM Guide R, RS, RSC, T, G2 RSC, Guide G2, Ultimates, XO Trail. Does not fit Codes, Guide RE DB8.
Hold Fast Cycling Metallic Brake Pads for SRAM Level/AXS 2019+ Brakes
DescriptionOur SRAM AXS Brake Pads come in two awe inspiring compounds, Ceramic and Metallic. These are a direct replacement for several of SRAM’s AXS and Level brakes. See the list below for a complete list of compatible brakes.Ceramic Pads:Softer compound provides better initial bite than metallic.Quiet, no really, they are very quiet.Easy and quick to “bed in.”Less brake fade than resin pads.Not as strong in wet and sloppy conditions, but still provide great initial bite.May not last as long as metallic, but lasts way longer than resin.Metallic Pads (aka Sintered):Harder compound lacks initial bite, but provides max stopping power under heavy load.Long lasting.Take a longer time to “bed in.”Can be noisy if it’s wet.Good heat transfer and better on long downhills.Good for cold weather, mud and wet conditions.Don’t be afraid to mix and match your pads either. I often run metallic up front and ceramic in the rear. If you have a lot of long hills in your area, we suggest reaching for the metallic compound. If your braking is quick or you’re in a relatively flat area, we suggest the ceramic. The SRAM AXS Brake Pads pads fit the following brakes: SRAM Red AXS, Force AXS, Rival AXS, 2019+ Level.
Hold Fast Cycling 4 Piston Metallic Brake Pads for SRAM Guide Brakes
DescriptionOur SRAM Guide Brake Pads come in two awe inspiring compounds, Ceramic and Metallic. These are a direct replacement for several of SRAM’s 4 piston brakes. See the list below for a complete list of compatible brakes.Ceramic Pads:Softer compound provides better initial bite than metallic.Quiet, no really, they are very quiet.Easy and quick to “bed in.”Less brake fade than resin pads.Not as strong in wet and sloppy conditions, but still provide great initial bite.May not last as long as metallic, but lasts way longer than resin.Metallic Pads (aka Sintered):Harder compound lacks initial bite, but provides max stopping power under heavy load.Long lasting.Take a longer time to “bed in.”Can be noisy if it’s wet.Good heat transfer and better on long downhills.Good for cold weather, mud and wet conditions.Don’t be afraid to mix and match your pads either. I often run metallic up front and ceramic in the rear. If you have a lot of long hills in your area, we suggest reaching for the metallic compound. If your braking is quick or you’re in a relatively flat area, we suggest the ceramic. The SRAM Guide Brake Pads fit the following brakes: SRAM Guide R, RS, RSC, T, G2 RSC, Guide G2, Ultimates, XO Trail. Does not fit Codes, Guide RE DB8.