Premium Bicycle Brake Pads A01S M07 M525 Ceramic/Sintered/Resin Hybrid/Hydraulic

Sintered vs Resin vs Ceramic Bike Brake Pads: Key Differences

1. Sintered Brake Pads：

Material: Metal particles (e.g., copper, steel) bonded under high heat and pressure.

Pros: Excellent heat resistance, ideal for aggressive riding (e.g., downhill, wet/muddy conditions). Durable and long-lasting.

Cons: Louder noise during braking. May wear down rotors faster.

Best For: Mountain bikers, wet environments, heavy-duty use, E-Bikes.

2. Resin (Organic) Brake Pads：

Material: Organic fibers (e.g., rubber, glass) embedded in resin.

Pros: Quieter operation and smoother braking feel. Gentle on rotors, reducing wear.

Cons: Less heat tolerance; prone to fading on long descents. Shorter lifespan in harsh conditions.

Best For: Dry weather, casual/road cycling, noise-sensitive riders.

3. Ceramic Brake Pads：

Material: Ceramic fibers mixed with binding agents.

Pros: Lightweight and heat-resistant, suitable for high-speed performance. Minimal rotor wear and consistent braking in varied conditions.

Cons: Less effective in extreme mud or cold weather.

Best For: Road bikes, racing, riders prioritizing weight savings, E-Bikes.

Package Includes:

2 Pairs of brake pads (4 pads total) in protective packaging.