Brake Blocks for Tektro R530
blu3cat
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Am looking to replace my Brake Blocks on my road bike and wondered what experience people have.
I have Tektro R530 brakes (factory fitted) and the blocks are not good, spongy and they eat my rims given the chance.
I believe the blocks are Shimano Ultegra / DA compatible cartridges, but I am not sure, does anyone have any idea?
I am looking for something that has really good stopping power in both wet and dry, longevity is of secondary importance.
I ride Aluminium Shimano RS10 rims and would appreciate any advice
I have Tektro R530 brakes (factory fitted) and the blocks are not good, spongy and they eat my rims given the chance.
I believe the blocks are Shimano Ultegra / DA compatible cartridges, but I am not sure, does anyone have any idea?
I am looking for something that has really good stopping power in both wet and dry, longevity is of secondary importance.
I ride Aluminium Shimano RS10 rims and would appreciate any advice
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Let's get a kebab and go to a disco."
FCN = 3 - 5
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Your brakes will accept any Shimano-compatible pad. For more 'bite' try Koolstop salmons or one of the dual-compound pads.Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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Monty Dog, thanks for the adfvice, I was looking at the Koolstop ones, now I know the brakes are comptible with the standard Shimano pads, I will give 'em a go."Bed is for sleepy people.
Let's get a kebab and go to a disco."
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