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Old 04-08-06, 06:11 AM
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Choosing new brake pads

I am running Hope Mono M4s and am looking for replacement pads. What are the differences between composite and sintered pads? My usual rides are trails, single track and some light downhill.

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resin=softer, better braking power, wear out quicker
metallic=harder, still decent braking power, last forever
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Originally Posted by vw addict
resin=softer, better braking power, wear out quicker
metallic=harder, still decent braking power, last forever
i pefer resin!
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