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BBB Cycling Formula BBS-67(S) Disc Brake Pads
BBB Cycling Formula BBS-67(S) Disc Brake Pads
5 review
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RRP 14.40
From 11.10
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Specifications
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Brand
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BBB Cycling |
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Bike Type
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Mountain bike |
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Number of brake pads
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1 Pair |
| Formula A |
Description
Description
The BBB Cycling Formula BBS-67 disc brake pads are very durable and have the same fit as the original. The disc brake pads are available in Sintered Compound and Organic Compound. For all kinds of conditions, these are the perfect brake pads. They've received breaking-in, increasing their lifespan!
Hard (Sintered):
The compound of sintered brake pads is made of resin mixed with metal particles. This makes the compound very tough and wear-resistant. These brake pads are also very resistant to high temperatures that can be caused during long descents especially. The downside is that these brake pads react slower than organic or semi-metallic brake pads and produce more noise during braking.
This makes these brake pads very suited for riding requiring a lot of braking. That’s common in muddy rides in hilly terrain. These brake pads are also very suited for downhill, enduro and muddy cyclocross rides.
Soft (Organic):
Organic brake pads consist of soft materials. That ensures these brake pads provide excellent dosage and stopping power. The soft compound allows this brake pad to react faster. Aside from that, the organic compound also reduces the noise these brake pads make when used.
The downside of organic brake pads is that they’re less resistant to high temperatures that can occur during long descents. Organic brake pads also wear faster when you often cycle in muddy terrain.
If you mostly use your bike during summer and in flat or hilly terrain, these organic brake pads are a great choice. If you are more of a winter cyclist however, or you like to ride mountainous areas, you’re better off with Semi-Metallic brake pads.
Note:
Manufacturers use different sizes & fits. Make sure if the shape of the brake pad in the image corresponds with your current brake pad. Not sure what shape you have? Scroll down to the bottom of this page. There, you’ll find which brake pad is suited for which type of brake.
C1, CR3, Cura, Megam, R1, R1R, RO, ROR, RX, T1, The One
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Hard (Sintered):
The compound of sintered brake pads is made of resin mixed with metal particles. This makes the compound very tough and wear-resistant. These brake pads are also very resistant to high temperatures that can be caused during long descents especially. The downside is that these brake pads react slower than organic or semi-metallic brake pads and produce more noise during braking.
This makes these brake pads very suited for riding requiring a lot of braking. That’s common in muddy rides in hilly terrain. These brake pads are also very suited for downhill, enduro and muddy cyclocross rides.
Soft (Organic):
Organic brake pads consist of soft materials. That ensures these brake pads provide excellent dosage and stopping power. The soft compound allows this brake pad to react faster. Aside from that, the organic compound also reduces the noise these brake pads make when used.
The downside of organic brake pads is that they’re less resistant to high temperatures that can occur during long descents. Organic brake pads also wear faster when you often cycle in muddy terrain.
If you mostly use your bike during summer and in flat or hilly terrain, these organic brake pads are a great choice. If you are more of a winter cyclist however, or you like to ride mountainous areas, you’re better off with Semi-Metallic brake pads.
Note:
Manufacturers use different sizes & fits. Make sure if the shape of the brake pad in the image corresponds with your current brake pad. Not sure what shape you have? Scroll down to the bottom of this page. There, you’ll find which brake pad is suited for which type of brake.
Compatibility
Formula A:C1, CR3, Cura, Megam, R1, R1R, RO, ROR, RX, T1, The One
User tips
Breaking in your brake pads is essential to their performance. Doing so will make them last longer, brake better and squeak less.Find out more on our Blog
Replacing and bedding disc brake pads [How-To]
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Review
5 / 5
Great brake pads for the Dutch mtb trails.
- Arno 26 October 2023
Perfect brake pads that brake right away and don't squeak, first had hard ones that skidded and made a lot of noise.
Pros & Cons
Brakes perfectly
Do not squeak
Does not slip
N/A
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| 5 reviews | 45 reviews | |
| Bike Type | Mountain bike | Mountain bike / Road bike / Gravel bike / E-bike |
| Hardness of brake pads | Hard (Metal) / Soft (Resin/Organic) | Medium (Semi-Metal) |
| Number of brake pads | 1 Pair | 1 Pair / 2 Pairs |
| Suitable for | Formula A | Shimano A / Shimano B / Shimano C / Shimano D / Shimano G / SRAM A / SRAM B / SRAM E / SRAM C / SRAM D / SRAM F / Magura A / Magura B / Formula A / Formula B / Tektro A |
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BBB Cycling Formula BBS-67(S) Disc Brake Pads
Description
The BBB Cycling Formula BBS-67 disc brake pads are very durable and have the same fit as the original. The disc brake pads are available in Sintered Compound and Organic Compound. For all kinds of conditions, these are the perfect brake pads. They've received breaking-in, increasing their lifespan!Hard (Sintered):
The compound of sintered brake pads is made of resin mixed with metal particles. This makes the compound very tough and wear-resistant. These brake pads are also very resistant to high temperatures that can be caused during long descents especially. The downside is that these brake pads react slower than organic or semi-metallic brake pads and produce more noise during braking.
This makes these brake pads very suited for riding requiring a lot of braking. That’s common in muddy rides in hilly terrain. These brake pads are also very suited for downhill, enduro and muddy cyclocross rides.
Soft (Organic):
Organic brake pads consist of soft materials. That ensures these brake pads provide excellent dosage and stopping power. The soft compound allows this brake pad to react faster. Aside from that, the organic compound also reduces the noise these brake pads make when used.
The downside of organic brake pads is that they’re less resistant to high temperatures that can occur during long descents. Organic brake pads also wear faster when you often cycle in muddy terrain.
If you mostly use your bike during summer and in flat or hilly terrain, these organic brake pads are a great choice. If you are more of a winter cyclist however, or you like to ride mountainous areas, you’re better off with Semi-Metallic brake pads.
Note:
Manufacturers use different sizes & fits. Make sure if the shape of the brake pad in the image corresponds with your current brake pad. Not sure what shape you have? Scroll down to the bottom of this page. There, you’ll find which brake pad is suited for which type of brake.
Compatibility
Formula A:C1, CR3, Cura, Megam, R1, R1R, RO, ROR, RX, T1, The One
User tips
Breaking in your brake pads is essential to their performance. Doing so will make them last longer, brake better and squeak less.Find out more on our Blog
![Replacing and bedding disc brake pads [How-To]](http://cdn.mantel.com/images/page?image_id=127&w=250)