SRAM Disc Brake Pads - Medium | Organic | Quiet/Light
Which SRAM brakes use Medium Organic pads?
SRAM Disc Brake Pads in Medium size with an Organic compound and no backing plate (Quiet/Light) deliver a lightweight, quiet braking option for medium-sized SRAM MTB calipers. The organic compound provides consistent initial bite and quiet operation in dry conditions. This size fits G2, Guide, Trail, and Level Stealth 4-Piston calipers.
Always verify your caliper model against SRAM's Disc Brake Pad Identification Chart before ordering to confirm the correct size and shape. If switching from a different compound, replace your rotors at the same time for optimal performance and to prevent brake noise.
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$11.20SRAM Disc Brake Pads - Medium | Organic | Quiet/Light
Which SRAM brakes use Medium Organic pads?
SRAM Disc Brake Pads in Medium size with an Organic compound and no backing plate (Quiet/Light) deliver a lightweight, quiet braking option for medium-sized SRAM MTB calipers. The organic compound provides consistent initial bite and quiet operation in dry conditions. This size fits G2, Guide, Trail, and Level Stealth 4-Piston calipers.
Always verify your caliper model against SRAM's Disc Brake Pad Identification Chart before ordering to confirm the correct size and shape. If switching from a different compound, replace your rotors at the same time for optimal performance and to prevent brake noise.
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Which SRAM brakes use Medium Organic pads?
SRAM Disc Brake Pads in Medium size with an Organic compound and no backing plate (Quiet/Light) deliver a lightweight, quiet braking option for medium-sized SRAM MTB calipers. The organic compound provides consistent initial bite and quiet operation in dry conditions. This size fits G2, Guide, Trail, and Level Stealth 4-Piston calipers.
Always verify your caliper model against SRAM's Disc Brake Pad Identification Chart before ordering to confirm the correct size and shape. If switching from a different compound, replace your rotors at the same time for optimal performance and to prevent brake noise.
