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The SwissStop Disc 27 E (Endurance) brake pads are designed for gravity-focused riders, including downhill, enduro, and e-bike enthusiasts who prioritize long-term reliability and consistent stopping power. Featuring a high-endurance organic compound, these pads excel at modulation and thermal stability while remaining gentle on rotors. Please note that each package includes only one pair of pads, so you will need to purchase two sets if you are servicing both the front and rear wheels of your bicycle.
| Series | Endurance |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | P100005266 |
| Brand | SwissStop |
Yes, the E-compound is specifically engineered to handle the increased weight and heat generated by electric mountain bikes.
While not strictly required if your current rotors are in good condition, a light sanding with fine-grit sandpaper can help remove old pad deposits and help the new pads bed-in faster.
The pads typically come with the necessary backing plates, but you should reuse your existing pad retaining spring/clip from your caliper.
Yes, these pads perform well in various conditions, though organic pads may show accelerated wear rates if frequently used in abrasive mud or grit.
Each package contains one pair of pads, which is sufficient for one brake caliper.
Ensure the pads were bed-in correctly. If the noise persists, check for rotor contamination (oils/grease) and clean the rotor with isopropyl alcohol.
This is often due to air in the hydraulic system rather than the pads. Bleed your brake system according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
Check the pad thickness. If the friction material is worn down to less than 0.5mm, replace the pads immediately.
Installation of the Disc 27 E is straightforward due to the standard geometry of the backing plate. Always ensure your brake rotors are cleaned with isopropyl alcohol before installing new pads to prevent contamination.
These pads are compatible with many popular 4-piston calipers, including:
To maximize the life of your pads, perform a proper 'bed-in' process by executing several controlled stops from moderate speed on a flat surface after installation. Avoid long, dragging stops during the first few rides to ensure the pad material transfers evenly onto the rotor surface.
