Sintered disc brake pad set Avid DB1 DB (10 pairs)

Name: Sintered disc brake pad set Avid DB1 DB (10 pairs)
Brand: Elvedes
SKU: 8716706022483
Price: 98.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

€98,99 Incl. VAT

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Elvedes | EAN/GTIN: 8716706022483

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Pattern Sintered

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Description

This set of 10 pairs of sintered disc brake pads is suitable for Avid DB1/DB3 brakes. With Elvedes brake pads, you get excellent value for money. The pads are made from various compounds, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. For dry conditions, the organic pads are ideal, suitable for MTB, trekking, and road bikes. For wet conditions, the sintered pads are ideal, suitable for MTB. For both wet and dry conditions, the metallic carbon (semi-metallic) pads are ideal, suitable for e-bikes.

Organic brake pads:
- Ideal in dry conditions
- For MTB / trekking / racing bikes
Sintered brake pads:
- Ideal in wet conditions
- For MTB
Metallic carbon (semi-metallic) brake pads:
- Ideal in both wet and dry weather conditions
- For e-bike

After installing the new brake pads, it's important to bed them in to extend their lifespan. To bed in the pads, gently pull the brake lever while riding, ensuring the pads make contact with the brake rotor. Ride for about 100 meters at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour (15 mph), then brake harder at the end to reduce your speed to about 5 kilometers per hour (3 mph). Then slowly increase your speed while braking lightly. Repeat this process 10 to 12 times to ensure your new brake pads are properly bedded in.