🔷 Gekors Semi-Metallic Bike Disc Brake Pads for Shimano/Tektro/TRP, 2 Pairs, Black Review

My mountain bike brake pads were very noisy. I searched for a replacement kit and found a surprising amount of options available. After trying to figure out what would work for my situation, I randomly chose them. I was very happy with my now quiet brakes. Second, braking performance has been significantly improved. I drive about 1200 miles a year. So if I live with them for a year I will be satisfied with the huge improvement over the standard rubbers.

I used a set of these pads on my Rad Power Radrover e-bike. I wasn't immediately impressed after installing the pads, but after a few miles the stopping power was amazing for non-hydraulic brakes. A huge improvement over standard pads. It's a pretty mild compound, which means I'll replace it after about 800 miles or so for my application. They wear out very quickly. Addendum: I'm on my second set now and the 700-800 mile wear estimate has turned out to be correct. Luckily, disc brake…

Used on a 2017 Giant TCX-SLR2 cross bike with TRP Spyre brakes. In my opinion these pads are better than the factory pads and cost a lot less. I have nothing bad to say and will buy them again. I debated the brand and composition of the brake pads for days and settled on it and am completely satisfied. I ride gravel in mountainous areas where the roads are covered with rocks and very fine dust covering everything around. No problem with the braking power when the whole bike is covered with fine