Tektro 2 Sets High Performance Disc Pad Organic Compound E10.11

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Non-Magnetic Brake Pistons: Brake pads with a break down the center, also called a slot, will work for magnetic brake pistons. No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information. The listed offers do not constitute legally binding advertising claims of the merchants.

Organic: Ideal for dryer climates, organic brake pads make the least amount of noise and feel smoother. These brake pads will not feel as intense when grabbing onto the rotor. Search online for a pad that looks identical in shape to your old pad, then confirm with the manufacturer.Shimano Deore M575 / M525 / 515 / M505 / 495/486/485/475/465/447/446/445 /415/416 / 416A / 4050/375/395/365/355/

Slate X2, HY/RD, Spyke, Spyre, Spyre C, Spyre SLC, Spyre MTN, Hylex, Hylex RS (Post Mount version), HyWire, Parabox 2012, Parabox R, Dash Sport, A10TS, B20.11, SP10.11 Magnetic: Insert the brake pads, typically inner first and then outer, and the magnet will hold the pads in place against the pistons. If there is a retaining pin and/or clip, reinstall it. Suitable for Orion 4x2P HD-M735R, Gemini (HD-M500, HD-M501), Gemini SL (HD-M520, HD-M521), Auriga (HD-M290), Shimano original replacement padsE01S,ShimanoAltus, Acera, Alivio, Deore, LX, SLX, XTR, Saint, Tourney, Ultegra, Nexave, Mechanical and Hydraulic range. Semi-Metallic: Semi-metallic brake pads are suitable for any riding condition. They are less noisy than metallic brake pads and noisier than organic ones. They fall right in between the two.Auriga SUB (HD-T520), Auriga Tune (HD -T530), Auriga E-Comp (HD-E500), Auriga E-SUB (HD-E520), Auriga Twin (HD-E525), Magnetic Brake Pistons: Brake pads with a break down the center, also called a slot, and brake pads without the slot will work for magnetic brake pistons. HD-M282, HD-M285, HD-M286, HD-M290, HD-M291, HD-M301, HD-M330, HD-M336, HD-M350, HD-M351, HD-M352, HD-M500, HD-M501, HD-M510, HD-M520, HD-M521, HD-M700, HD-M720, HD-M725, HD-M730, HD-M735 (Rear Orion P 4+2 caliper only), HD-M740, HD-T285, HD-T290, HD-T520, HD-T525, HD-T530, HD-T710, HD-E350, HD-E500, HD-E520, HD-E525, HD-E530, MD-M280, MD-M300, MD-M500, MD-C400, MD-C510, MD-U510, Draco, Draco WS, Draco 2, Dorado, Gemini, Aries, Aquila, Auriga, Auriga Pro, Auriga e-Comp, Orion, A10YS, A11TS, A10.11, E10.11, P20.11, Vela, Mira, Mota HDC-300 Chain reaction Cycles and CRC are trading names of Wiggle Ltd (In Administration) registered in the United Kingdom at 1000 Lakeside, Suite 310, Third Floor N E Wing, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 3EN, Retaining Pin: If your brake caliper has a retaining pin that's holding the pads in place, simply remove it. Depending on the design, you may need to slightly bend one of the ends with a plier to release it. Then, slide the pads out from the bottom of the caliper.