High Performance Semi Metallic Disc Brake Pads TRP Tektro

🚴‍♂️ High-Performance Mountain Bike Disc Brake Pads (Semi-Metallic & Resin) with Spring

Overview

Experience exceptional stopping power, reliable modulation, and quiet braking with a precision-made disc brake pad set engineered for mountain bikes. This semi-metallic and resin blend uses copper fiber and Kevlar fiber for outstanding heat dissipation, wear resistance, and stable performance on long descents and variable terrains. Built-in stainless steel components ensure strong rebound and quick reset, reducing unwanted friction and improving pad life.

Key Benefits

• Superior heat management to resist fade during aggressive descents
• Powerful stopping ability with smooth, predictable modulation
• Low-noise operation for a calmer, more confident ride
• Durable materials: copper fiber and Kevlar fiber deliver longevity and reliability
• Must-have stainless steel parts provide quick pad return and reduced drag
• Includes a spring for consistent engagement and easier setup
• Designed to fit standard mountain bike disc braking systems for broad compatibility

Materials & Construction

Engineered from a balanced semi-metallic and resin compound, the pads blend copper fiber with Kevlar fiber to optimize heat dissipation and wear resistance. Reinforced with stainless steel shrapnel and a durable pin, the assembly delivers strong rebound, quick reset, and minimized friction for sustained braking performance.

Compatibility & Fit

Compatible with most common disc brake calipers used on mountain bikes. To ensure a perfect match, verify that your braking system uses standard disc pad types and consult your bike’s service guide if needed. This pad set is a versatile choice for riders seeking dependable performance across diverse trails and conditions.

What’s Included

Disc brake pads and a return spring are included for a complete, ready-to-install upgrade. (Packaging may vary by batch.)

Installation & Bedding-In Tips

Before installation, inspect your caliper and rotor for wear. Install the new pads, align them properly with the rotor, and bed them in with a series of light, controlled braking actions on a safe surface. This helps establish even pad contact and maximizes initial braking performance. If you’re unsure about compatibility or installation, seek advice from a local bike shop.