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Avid Juicy Disc Brake Pads

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Description

Genuine Avid brake pads available in both metallic and Organic versions.  

Compatible with Juicy and BB7 brakes.

Sintered/Metallic:                                                                                                                                                                                     Pros

  • Fade at higher temperatures.
  • Perform better in wet conditions.
  • longer lasting.
  • Better for heavier riders.

Cons

  • Initial bite
  • louder

Resin/Organic:
Pros

  • Quiet.
  • Better initial bite.

Cons

  • longevity.
  • performance in wet conditions.
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Resin - Organic
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Sintered - Metallic
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These fit my avid juicy

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These fit my avid juicy ultimates although I did find the fitting tricky with the spreading clip. I have only done the front set and they are working fine, a bit of a howl under hard braking

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These fit my avid juicy ultimates although I did find the fitting tricky with the spreading clip. I have only done the front set and they are working fine, a bit of a howl under hard braking

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Avid Juicy Disc Brake Pads4750
Resin - Organic765250001879
Sintered - Metallic765250690073

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