Bike Disc Brake Pads for SRAM Avid BB7, Juicy 3/5/7, MTB, Ebike, Scooters

Cycling is a fascinating sport, and we are committed to providing cost-effective bicycle tools and accessories to help more bicycle enthusiasts enjoy the sport. Our focus is on delivering quality and low-cost bike accessories, with a particular emphasis on brake pads, as we understand that braking is directly related to life safety.

Our bike brake pads are made of high-quality composite materials, including resin and copper fiber, which provide excellent stopping power. Customers can enjoy the same quality as a name brand at a more affordable price. The pads come in black and are compatible with electric bikes and scooters, as long as the size and shape match the original brake pads.

To ensure a comfortable and safe braking experience, our semi-metallic brake pads are designed to produce less noise than sintered metal pads, while also minimizing disc wear and providing a smooth braking feel. Additionally, we have included three essential installation tools in the package: a disc brake gap regulator, a hydraulic brake piston press tool, and a hex wrench.

We understand that it can be inconvenient to purchase replacement tools separately, so we've bundled these essential items to save our customers time and money. By providing these tools, we aim to make the installation and maintenance of our brake pads as easy and efficient as possible.

If you're unsure which type of brake pads to use for your bike or electric scooter, we encourage you to take a photo of your caliper and send it to us. Our team of professionals will quickly and efficiently determine the appropriate brake pads for your needs, saving you valuable time. Occasionally, the brake pads may not fit due to a narrow clearance, but we can provide a solution by showing you how to press the piston back using the hydraulic brake piston press tool.

When replacing the brake pads of a hydraulic brake, it's important to avoid pinching the brake handle after removing the old pads, as this can cause the piston to fall off and leak oil. For wire-controlled brake calipers, you can adjust the clearance between the disc and the brake pad by adjusting the screws on the back of the caliper.

If your brake makes a strange noise, it could be due to the brake disc being dirty with oil. In such cases, we recommend using a special disc cleaner to clean the disc or replacing the disc altogether.

We are committed to providing our customers with not only high-quality brake pads but also comprehensive support and guidance. If you have any questions or encounter any issues during installation or use, please don't hesitate to contact us through the Amazon message system, and our team of professionals will be happy to assist you promptly.

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