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

To ensure your Sram brakes work flawlessly, regularly check your brake pads for wear and replace them as needed. Organic compound pads offer quieter braking and better control due to their softness, while metallic pads are great at heat dissipation and have a longer lifespan. If you're into weight-saving, go for the aluminum backing plate. Each pad set comes with two pads, one retraction spring, and a mounting bolt - enough for one brake. Refer to the Pad Selection guide to pick 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 is on a stable surface. Remove the old brake pads from your Sram brakes. Then, install the new pads from the set, which includes two pads, a retraction spring, and a mounting bolt. Just follow the normal installation process for your brakes. When it comes to choosing between organic and metallic pads, if you want quieter rides and more control, organic is the way to go. But if you need better heat - dissipation and longer - lasting pads, pick metallic. For those trying to save weight, the aluminum backing plate pads are a great choice. As for maintenance, regularly check the pads for wear. If they look thin or worn out, it's time to replace them. Also, keep your brakes clean to ensure the pads work at their best.