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Jagwire Sport

Good quality brake pads

So much more braking power (in combination with RT-MT800 discs) in all weather conditions. Did brake in to be sure to minimise squeaking.

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A lot cheaper than the original ones from sram.

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Easy to fit and brakes fine.

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Have used jagwire brake pads for several types of calipers always satisfy very well

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Quickly delivered and good easy to install and works properly.

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Confidence in braking on a vttae with a 100kg rider is an asset, even if the warm-up time is longer than with other brands. Fairly hard compound. The greater thickness of the pads means that the clearance is fairly low.

Unlike the bulk of the reviews, I couldn't really get it with these brake pads. Despite having braked in the pads properly and cleaned the disc with brake cleaner, the braking power remains mediocre at best compared to other pads from shimano and cyclotech. Not worth repeating for me.

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Great brake pads at a good price.

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Easy to install, after braking in, no noise heard yet. Brakes excellent.

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Good stuff brakes like crazy

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As expected

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Unlike others in the reviews, I actually suffered from non-engaging rear brakes. When braking, the disc simply kept slipping. I had the mechanic bleed the rear brake, but to no avail.

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Easy to mount, brakes fine even in wet conditions. Pay attention to the metal profile, which was skewed on me. If you mount it like that you risk damaging your brake disk.

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Ai, a review on brake pads. For that I have to go back in time: Wow Mike, look what I came across now. Real brake pads for a mountain bike! And not just any brake pads, no real Jagwire pads! It's amazing! Look at the nice sleek shape, feel the grip of the pads and look how easy to mount. It's amazing Mike! And they are finished in a nice bright red color so you can see if they are still in place while riding Mike! (Don't try this at home) And the good news is that these are not for sale through Tellsell but just at Mantel! Take advantage of this offer because now when you buy 2 sets of blocks you only pay 2! That's amazing!

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Brakes well. No iron clips were included (I think you have to buy separately).

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Now 150 km in use and like them super so far

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Doordat ze ietsje te ruim in de klauw zitten hoor je bij het aanremmen een tik vanwege het "zetten"van de blokken

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I have tried several brake pads but these are really top they brake fantastic on my Ebike I am really very satisfied with these brake pads I also definitely recommend them also several variants available

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Since my magura/shigura brakes, I have been using these pads on all my brakes. Last a long time, predictable stopping power and in the rain they squeak minimally.

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Best of both worlds: -low noise -yet durable and suitable for wet/dirty conditions

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A great alternative to original brake pads: more powerful and just as durable!

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Easy to attach. Make less noise than the original brake pads. Are very easy to dose. In short: fine brake pads

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Easy to attach. Make less noise than the original brake pads. Are very easy to dose. In short: fine brake pads

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excellent pads powerful braking and quite controllable... and they last the right amount of time to be of quality

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Do exactly what they need to do.

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Excellent brake pads. Neat value for money in terms of wear too.

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Surprisingly quiet

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Very good brake

Brakes better and more direct than Shimano's standard resin pads, slightly more noise in wet conditions though

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Excellent brake pads,brakes well dosed.May give some noise in wet conditions,but after one rotation of the pulley it disappears again.Otherwise very satisfied with these Jag Wire brake pads .

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Great material. They brake very well and don't make any noise.

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Brakes harder than the resin variant.

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