Shimano compatible road bike disc brake pads

Designed for replacing your disc brake pads. Shimano compatible: K02S/K03S/K04S/L02A/L03A/L04A

What tools will you need?

When carrying out this task, you may need: A brake pad spacer, brake cleaner, and a microfibre cloth.

To be able to brake effectively on your bike, it's crucial to bed-in your brakes.

The point of bedding-in is to heat up the pads and discs so that they grip each other properly.Before starting the process, clean the discs, replace them if you're changing that brake pads, and make sure you're properly kitted out: A helmet is mandatory and a GPS or cycle computer is recommended.Pick a spot that's calm, flat, and dry.

The bedding-in process means braking gradually several times in a row, at increasing speeds:

To carry out the bedding-in process properly, start by applying the brakes alternately, front and back.Then, do a series of ten gradual braking actions, first at 15 km/h, then at 20 km/h, and lastly at 25 km/h, in each case slowing down to 5 km/h.Between each set, let the discs cool down by riding a short distance without braking.

semi-metallic disc brake pads Compatible with Shimano callipers: Dura Ace R9170, Ultegra R8070, GRX, Metrea U5000, RS305, RS405, RS505, RS805

Compatibility

Shimano: Dura Ace R9170, Ultegra R8070, Metrea U5000, RS305, RS405, RS505, RS805

Braking power

Designed for replacing your disc brake pads. Shimano compatible: K02S/K03S/K04S/L02A/L03A/L04A