COMBO PACK Avid & SRAM (Code, Guide)
SINTER 013 · Bike disc brake pad
Fits 14 Avid, Giant and SRAM brake systems — check yours ↓
In the box: 4 pads · spring · bedding-in card
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14 brake systems
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SINTER 013 is also sold as:
ULTIMATE BRAKING COMBO
The green series Sinter 2032 bicycle brake pads are designed with one thing in mind – extreme braking performance in diverse temperature conditions.
The blue s530 compound was developed to provide constant braking power, high modulation, and comfort on the brake lever, as well as slow wear across all temperature conditions.
Together these pads bring the best of both worlds to your ride
Designed and manufactured in Europe!
Yes. SINTER 013 fits the Avid Code series — 2011-2016 and R. The same pad also fits Giant DB4, Giant DB8, SRAM Code, SRAM DB4, SRAM DB6, SRAM DB8, SRAM DB8 Stealth, SRAM G2 RE and 3 more brake systems.
Combo pack of Avid Code & Guide brake pads, including 4 brake pads (2 left and 2 right), springs and bedding in instructions. This pack includes a Green s2032 and Blue s530 for improved control on the front and scrubbing speed on the back.
SINTER 013 pads are organic: friction material bonded with resin, developed and made in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Organic pads bite quickly, run quietly and are gentle on rotors. Despite the name, Sinter only makes organic, resin-bonded brake pads.
Every set ships with a bedding-in card. In short: clean and degrease the rotor, then find a traffic-free stretch. Ride at 15 km/h (10 mph) and brake 20 times down to 5 km/h. Then brake 10 times, harder, from 25 km/h (15 mph), and finally twice, hard, from 30 km/h (20 mph) — each time down to 5 km/h, never locking the wheels. This transfers an even film of pad material onto the rotor. Full instructions are in the Bedding-in guide.
