ZTTO GOLD eBike Disc Brake Pads

ZTTO Disc brake pads for heavy e-bikes, Gold metal replacement for MTB, fat bike, XT SLX M975 M965 M800 M775 M765 M665 M595 M545 R505 S50

ZTTO Pads Compatibility with high-end MTB models The ZTTO A01S M06 brake pads are designed for hydraulic disc systems on MTB bikes, compatible with models such as XT, SLX, M975, M965, M800, and others.

Combination of ZTTO Full-metal Pads. Each package includes 2 pairs of full-metal gold pads, offering versatility for different riding conditions and optimal braking performance.

ZTTO Pads Standard Size 32x32 mm The pads measure 32 mm x 32 mm, suitable for many standard mountain bike brake rotors, ensuring easy and precise installation.

Design for Hydraulic Disc Brakes ZTTO Pads Designed for hydraulic disc brakes, these pads ensure a quick response and consistent braking power during intensive use. Product Origin Mainland China The product is made in Mainland China, with controlled production standards to ensure quality and reliability over time.

The main difference between Gold (Gold) and Black bike pads concerns the friction material compound and their ideal use:

1. Black Pads (Standard / Organic or Resin) The black color plate or classification usually identifies the organic (or resin) compound.

• Material: Made with resins, fiberglass or aramid fibers and a very low percentage of metal.
• Braking: They offer immediate cold bite, are very quiet and guarantee excellent modulation of braking power.
• Limitations: They wear out much faster (especially in the presence of mud and water) and tend to overheat on very long descents, losing effectiveness (fading).
• Ideal use: Dry cross-country (XC), light gravel, daily road cycling, and for those looking for quiet and progressive braking.

2. Gold Pads (Sintered / Metallic) The gold or copper color almost always identifies sintered (or metallic) compound pads.

• Material: Composed of pressed and sintered metal powders (such as copper, bronze, iron) at very high temperatures without the use of resin binders.
• Braking: They offer exceptional performance at high temperatures and are not afraid of overheating. They have harder, more direct, and more aggressive braking.
• Advantages: Significantly longer lifespan and excellent effectiveness even in extreme conditions of rain, heavy mud, and debris.
• Limitations: They can be noisy (squeal) when wet or cold and require a short initial break-in period to reach operating temperature. Furthermore, they wear out the brake rotor more quickly.
• Ideal use: Enduro, Downhill (DH), Fat-bike and heavy E-Bikes, long alpine descents, and winter rides with a lot of mud