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Originally Posted by Fiery
My guess is that it's a combination of being unaware that Campagnolo pads exist for Shimano-style holders and the general tendency to look for non-groupset manufacturers when buying aftermarket pads. Add to that the image of prestige, style, history of Campagnolo, and people just don't think "I should get me some Campagnolo braking pads for carbon wheels" unless they actually have a Campagnolo groupset and/or Campagnolo carbon wheels.
Fair enough.. Fulcrum brand red pads are out there too. Noticed that by most reviews campy/fulcrum pads are well reviewed. The Bora carbon wheelsets have been around long enough (1994) that it would make sense that Campagnolo has some history figuring these out.

OTOH, nobody likewise ever mentions Shimano carbon rim brake pads?
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