Sinter Disc Brake Pads - Green

Upgrade your braking performance with Sinter Green s2032 Disc Brake Pads. Designed for extreme bra...

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Product Information

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The Sinter Green s2032 Disc Brake Pads are designed for cyclists who demand extreme braking performance in varied temperature conditions. Offering consistent control and enhanced durability, these pads provide exceptional stopping power suitable for racing and demanding rides. A potential consideration is that advanced organic compounds may require a brief bedding-in period for optimal performance.

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Model Part NumberSIN730180637
BrandSinter

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Are these pads suitable for all weather conditions?

Yes, the advanced organic compound and heat management features allow for consistent performance in diverse temperature conditions, including wet and dry.

How long do Sinter Green brake pads typically last?

Longevity depends on riding conditions and frequency. The Kevlar fibres and advanced compound are designed for durability, but extreme use will naturally reduce lifespan.

What is the main advantage of the ceramic particles?

The ceramic particles provide a powerful initial bite, meaning the brakes engage more quickly and precisely when you first apply pressure.

Do I need to do anything special after installing new pads?

Yes, a bedding-in process is recommended to ensure optimal performance and longevity. This involves a few firm braking applications to mate the pads to the rotor.

Can I use these pads with any disc brake system?

No, these pads are designed for specific caliper models. Please check the compatibility list to ensure they will fit your brake system.

Are these pads noisy?

The custom-formulated resin is designed to reduce noise and vibration, offering a smooth and silent ride.

Troubleshooting

Brake squealing or noise

Ensure pads are properly bedded in. Check rotor for cleanliness and even wear. Confirm pad alignment within the caliper.

Reduced braking power

Check for contamination on the rotor or pads. Inspect pads for excessive wear. Ensure brake fluid levels are adequate and there are no air bubbles in the system.

Inconsistent braking feel

Clean brake rotors and pads. Ensure the bedding-in procedure has been completed correctly. Check for any obstructions or issues with the brake lever or cable/hose.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional stopping power in diverse temperatures
  • Durable construction with Kevlar fibres
  • Quiet and smooth operation due to advanced resin
  • Reliable modulation for precise control
  • Racers trust for consistent performance

Cons

  • May require a bedding-in period
  • Organic compounds can wear faster under extreme conditions compared to metallic pads
  • Best suited for specific brake systems (check compatibility)

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

These pads are compatible with a range of disc brake calipers, including:

  • Shimano 105 BR-R7070, BR-RS305, BR-RS405, BR-RS505, BR-RS805
  • Dura Ace BR-R9170
  • GRX BR-RX400, BR-RX810
  • Metrea BR-U5000
  • Tiagra BR-4770
  • Ultegra BR-R8070
  • XTR BR-M9100
  • Tektro HD-R310
  • Rever MCX1 Flat Mount

Installation:

  1. Ensure your brake caliper is clean and free of debris.
  2. Remove the old brake pads.
  3. Install the new Sinter Green pads, ensuring they are seated correctly.
  4. Reinstall any retaining pins or clips.
  5. Allow a brief bedding-in period by applying firm, progressive pressure to the brake lever on a few occasions before your first ride.

Care:

Keep brake rotors clean from contaminants like oil or grease. Periodically inspect pads for wear and replace them when the friction material is low. If performance degrades, clean the rotor and consider a re-bedding process.

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