Replacement Disc Brake Pads for Code 2011+ and Guide RE Brakes for Downhill and Freeride Riding
Replacement Disc Brake Pads for Code 2011+ and Guide RE Brakes for Downhill and Freeride Riding
Replacement disc brake pads from SRAM fit Code 2011+, Guide RE, G2 RE and DB8 brakes for downhill and freeride riding. Choose the compound that suits your riding conditions when replacing pads in these brake systems.
Organic pads offer quieter braking, quicker break-in and less heat buildup. They suit lighter riders, but their performance is limited in wet or muddy conditions. Sintered pads suit heavier riders and offer greater resistance to pressure and temperature, reduced fade, better wet performance and longer wear.
Features
- Fits Code 2011+, Guide RE, G2 RE and DB8 brakes.
- Suitable for downhill and freeride riding.
- Organic compounds favor quieter braking and quicker break-in.
- Sintered compound offers reduced fade and better wet performance.
- Organic pads have aluminum or steel backing plates; sintered pads have steel backing plates.
Specifications
- Product type: Disc Brake Pads
- Brand: SRAM
- Compatible brakes: Code 2011+; Guide RE; G2 RE; DB8
- Riding applications: Downhill and freeride
- Organic aluminum-backed variant: Organic compound; aluminum backing plate; quiet/light
- Organic steel-backed variant: Organic compound; steel backing plate; quiet
- Sintered steel-backed variant: Sintered compound; steel backing plate; heavy duty
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brake models do these replacement pads fit?
These replacement disc brake pads fit SRAM Code 2011+, Guide RE, G2 RE and DB8 brakes. Check your brake model before choosing a compound.
Which compound is better suited to wet downhill rides?
The sintered disc brake pads offer better wet performance and greater resistance to pressure and temperature. They also suit heavier riders and provide reduced fade and longer wear.
Which compound should I choose for quieter braking?
The organic disc brake pads favor quieter braking, quicker break-in and less heat buildup. They suit lighter riders, though their performance is limited in wet or muddy conditions.
What backing plates are used on the three variants?
The organic disc brake pads come with either aluminum or steel backing plates. The sintered heavy-duty variant has a steel backing plate.