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SRAM Guide/Avid Trail Disc Brake Pads
Brand SRAM
Material Synthetic
Color Silver (Organic/Steel)
Item Dimensions LxWxH 17.91 x 13.39 x 10.43 inches
Bike Type Mountain
Bike 2011+ Code brakes utilize a top-loading pad while ’07-10 models use a bottom-loading system AV-6955: exclusive to the BB-5 mechanical disc brake (organic compound only) Pair/set (1 caliper): left and right pads with retraction spring
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Description
Product Description
SRAM G2 Guide/Trail Disc Brake Pads
Blended compound brakes for superior stopping power.
SRAM G2 Brake Pads are exactly what your calipers have been asking for. Designed with different materials for the perfect ride and stopping power under speeds. Reduced grams make for an easier ride uphill.
Available in sintered, organic/steel, and organic/aluminum. See below for compound comparisons.
Kit Components:
Each pad kit includes two brake pads, a pad spreader spring, pad pin and clip. Product comes with brake pads per one caliper so you will need to get two kits.
Proper Care Instructions:
Once a compound is used with a rotor, only that compound should be paired with that compound in the future.
Brake pads must be replaced if the total thickness of the backing plate and pad friction material is less than 3 mm. The rotor must be replaced if the total thickness is less than 1.55 mm, or when changing pad friction material.
SRAM Blended Compound Pads
Organic/Aluminum
Organic/Steel
Sintered Steel
Bike Brake Pad Replacement Instructions
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Brake Pad Thickness Check
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Piston Reset
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Brake Caliper Inspection
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New Bike Pad Replacement
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A HISTORY OF INNOVATION
SRAM was founded on a single product in 1987 and introduced the Grip Shift (or twist shift) shifter to the road bike market in 1988. In 1991 that technology was adapted for mountain bikes, and SRAM quickly grew.
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- Bicycles improve the environment.
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Cyclists are a passionate user group that support and enhance the areas in which they ride.
SRAM’s products promote sustainability – they empower people to transport themselves and their families at low cost, to stay healthy, and to reduce pollution and improve community by reducing the use of fossil fuel-powered vehicles.
SRAM is proud to deliver quality, exciting, sustainable products to its customers, but our obligation to social responsibility does not start and end with our products. We are also committed to improving our business practices to increase our positive impact on our employees, the people in our communities and those far away, and our planet itself.
Our purpose statement is “We believe in the power of bicycles and expanding the potential of cycling. We create and manufacture components that inspire cyclists.”
Customer Reviews
19 reviews for SRAM Guide/Avid Trail Disc Brake Pads
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AmadoMTB (verified owner) –
Recently upgraded to Guide RSC brakes and they have completely changed my bike and how I can ride technical black diamond trails in Los Angeles.I have used both resin and sintered pads. Resin pads will always have more bite and will be more quiet. The SRAM resin pads are top notch and last much longer than shimano. Shimano resin pads would only last me 3 weeks. The resin pads lasted 6 weeks.The sintered brakes are amazing! Make sure you get the centerline rotors because they’re designed for the guide brakes. The sintered pads make a little noise when they’re hot. But they offer less bite which I like, and will definitely last longer. The sintered brakes will last months compared to the weeks for resin. I highly recommend the sintered if you want them to last longer.Guides are the shiz!!!! If you have upgraditis like me, guides are a great investment into your riding!
Jacob J. (verified owner) –
I had to change my organic brake pads, so I ordered these as sintered. I was a bit worried as some are describing screaming noises from the brake discs when you go from one to another, but so far this problem has really been at a minimum, and only with cold brakes. Braking is great, but I can tell that the organic pads have a bit more bite to them, which might be an issue in conditions that for my part would be extreme.The pad(s) are of course original, and arrived packed very carefully.I should mention that the seller is a company that provides above-and-beyond customer service. The original parcel was lost, and a second one was shipped – even before I became aware of the problem !
Hail Linux, king of the OS. (verified owner) –
Wow, the sintered pads are much much much better than the stock organic ones that came with my 2017 Bronson C S-Build (Guide RS Brakes). I have been riding a lot downhill parks and I noticed I was wearing through my stock organic pads quickly/ glazing them over getting brake fade. These solved that problem! I read a lot of reviews where people say metallic (sintered) pads are really good at “on/off” with the brakes, but that is NOT true. I think people say that because they are use to applying the pressure they use on the brake lever with organic pads to their new metallic pads and if locks up the brakes. Metallic pads have amazing grip on the rotors, so you can apply less pressure with your finger and modulate the brakes. I have also hear that metallic pads are “louder”, which is caused by water on the pads, or uneven brake wear if your rotor is not centered. So if you fix that, then your silent again. I don’t see any reason to get organic over metallic. Get these you’ll love them.Also, you need to wear them in, so your rotors get embedded or your brakes wont work. Do this for about 10 minutes and you’ll be all set.
danielcip (verified owner) –
I’ve tried off-brand organic pads, and while “cheaper” they tend to be noisy (squeak)…but the SRAM Trail/Guide Organic are always very effective and quiet. Wish they lasted a bit longer. Our rides involve a great deal of long DH segments (3-5 miles), which require more braking than normal (steep grades)…and I can get about 300 miles out of these pads. But, for the quality – it is worth it.
CLord (verified owner) –
My girlfriend loves them on her Juliana maverick. They bed easy and work great.
Derick Ag (verified owner) –
Great product. Expensive, but you get what you pay for. I installed these on my Giant Advance Trance. I had been riding the old ones for a couple years. These are extremely quiet and stopping power is clearly much better.
John Petit (verified owner) –
After bedding and caliper re-alignment they still squeeled. Used Emory clothon the rotors and on the pads, cleaned with alcohol (drank the rest) and that seemedto do the trick. The bike shop mech at the race said SRAM Guide R has a recall, and thatcleaning with genuine Windex (nothing else since off-brands may have other chemicals)can also be done after the Emory cloth treatment. After all that the brakes worked fineat the downhill park. I’m not that experienced a biker so I cannot judge the brakes as well asothers but they work fine for me.
Jason Anderson (verified owner) –
Pads worked as intended. Happy with my purchase.
MRB1953 (verified owner) –
Works fine. Make sure all 4 of the pistons are retracted when installing the new pads.
Jofo (verified owner) –
Replaced my original pads with these. Most important step is the bedding in after installation. Watch the YouTube videos!!! It will save you a lot of headaches. A lot of headaches! Don’t ask me how?
Drew (verified owner) –
I’ve been around like them for three years and I am a huge Schram fan. However like most by components the pricing is just getting ridiculous. Recently I bought another offbrand item and I’m very happy with it.
1GoodDog (verified owner) –
No complaints. Nice and sticky. Though I change them very frequently, often at 50%, so I maintain maximum braking performance for hill climbing and descent. Would be nice if they were a little less expensive given how often I change them.
Customer (verified owner) –
These squeal like a dying cat the second they get a drop of water on them. They also don’t seem to have as much bite as the organic pads. Considering going back to at least partially organic
Chris (verified owner) –
Quick delivery and installed fine! Have a 2019 Canyon Neuron CF8 that works great! Takes longer to take the tire off to install these. No problems!
Hilary Backman (verified owner) –
Works as it should
Bill L (verified owner) –
They function exactly as designed. Good value.
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Hate sram brakes but learned to live with them. They have been reliable (in their sponginess), I’ll give that. These are the best and only pads for RS. Mind you, guide and code have different pads.
bwise (verified owner) –
I ordered the wrong brakes. Vendor had me send back and they replaced them with the right ones which work great. I really appreciate this vendor
J. Pham (verified owner) –
Second time buying these pads. This time it was much pricier than the other the previous time I purchased them. The pads itself works well. Would give 5 stars if it wasn’t for the inflated price. I wouldn’t have bought them at the higher price but needed them before my race.
Brandt Kock (verified owner) –
They work great so far no complaints