Code /DB8/G2 RE/Guide RE Disc Brake Pads - Large

To ensure your Sram brakes work flawlessly, regularly inspect your brake pads for signs of wear and replace them as needed. You have two great options for pad materials. Organic compound pads offer a quieter braking experience and better control, thanks to their softness. On the other hand, metallic pads are excellent at dissipating heat and tend to last a bit longer. If you're a weight-conscious rider, consider choosing pads with an aluminum backing plate. Each pad set comes with two pads, one retraction spring, and a mounting bolt, which is enough for one brake. Refer to the Pad Selection guide to find out the right pad size for your brakes and the best pad material for your riding style.

Using these brake pads is easy. First, make sure your bike's brakes are clean and free of any debris. Then, take the two pads from the set, along with the retraction spring and mounting bolt. Carefully install them onto your Sram brakes following the standard installation process. When riding, pay attention to how the brakes feel. If you notice any unusual noises or reduced braking power, it might be time to check the pads. For maintenance, keep the brakes clean by wiping them down regularly. If you ride in wet or muddy conditions, clean them more often. Also, remember to refer to the Pad Selection guide to ensure you always have the right pads for your brakes and riding needs.