Galfer Pro Bike Disc Brake Pad - Avid - FD455 Green

Built for racing and trusted by elite riders, the Galfer Pro Bike Disc Brake Pad delivers maximum ...

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The Galfer Pro Bike Disc Brake Pad, designed for elite riders in downhill, enduro, and e-MTB racing, delivers maximum braking power and control. It offers sharp initial bite and high heat resistance up to 650°C. Note that while these pads are optimized for performance, they are designed for race conditions and may have a shorter lifespan compared to standard pads.

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SeriesPro Bike
Model Part NumberGA-FD455G1554T
BrandAvid

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FAQs

What types of riding are these brake pads best suited for?

These brake pads are specifically designed for downhill, enduro, and e-MTB racing and aggressive riding.

How do I install the brake pads?

Remove the old pads and insert the new Galfer Pro Bike Disc Brake Pads into the brake caliper, ensuring they are correctly aligned with the brake rotor.

How often should I replace the brake pads?

The lifespan of the brake pads depends on your riding style, terrain, and conditions. Regularly inspect the pads for wear and replace them when necessary.

What should I do if my brakes are noisy?

Clean the brake rotors with brake cleaner and check for contamination on the pads. If the noise persists, the pads may need replacement.

Are these brake pads compatible with my brakes?

The Galfer Pro Bike Disc Brake Pads are compatible with Avid brakes, particularly the FD455 model. Check your brake system's specifications to ensure compatibility.

What is the bedding-in process?

The bedding-in process involves performing several controlled stops from moderate speeds to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the brake pads.

How do I clean my brake rotors?

Clean the brake rotors with a dedicated brake cleaner to remove any debris and contaminants.

What are the key benefits of these brake pads?

Key benefits include a sharp initial bite, high heat resistance, superior modulation, and durability.

Troubleshooting

Brakes feel weak or spongy.

Check for air in the brake lines. Bleed the brakes if necessary. Also, ensure that the brake pads are properly bedded in.

Brakes are noisy.

Clean the brake rotors with brake cleaner. Check for contamination on the pads. If noise persists, the pads may need to be replaced.

Brake fade during long descents.

Ensure that the brake system is properly bled and that the pads are compatible with the rotor. If the problem persists, consider upgrading to a higher-performance brake system.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Sharp initial bite for immediate stopping power.
  • High heat resistance prevents brake fade during long descents.
  • Designed specifically for downhill, enduro, and e-MTB racing.
  • Provides superior modulation for precise braking control.
  • Durable steel backing plate ensures consistent performance.

Cons

  • May have a shorter lifespan compared to standard brake pads.
  • Designed primarily for racing, not necessarily ideal for casual riding.
  • Performance optimized for specific riding styles.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

The Galfer Pro Bike Disc Brake Pads are compatible with Avid brakes. Installation involves removing the old pads and inserting the new ones into the brake caliper. Ensure that the pads are correctly aligned with the brake rotor.

Compatibility

These brake pads are specifically designed for Avid brakes, particularly the FD455 model. Check your brake system's specifications to ensure compatibility before installation.

Care Instructions

  • Avoid contamination of the pads with oil or grease, as this will reduce braking performance.
  • Inspect the pads regularly for wear and tear.
  • Clean the brake rotors with a dedicated brake cleaner to remove any debris.
  • After installing new pads, bed them in properly by performing several controlled stops from moderate speeds. This process ensures optimal performance and longevity.

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