2 Pairs Bicycle Disc Brake Pads Compatible with Sram Guide RSC RS R Elixir 7 9 Avid XO Trail 4 Piston MTB Disc Brakes (Resin,Semi-Metallic,Sintered Metal) SCP-XO

Got these pads for my 2018 nomad... oe pads were almost impossible to locate. Thats a good thing... these pads are great, quiet,way more braking power then original pads and 1/6 the cost Getting a few more sets for later on Perfect fit

Great stopping power. After bedding them in, they offer easy one-finger stopping power on my SC5010 with Guide RSC brakes. But they are noisy...halfway through the first 25 mile ride after installing them, they were howling like hungry beagles!!

Replaced pads, hit the rotors with 200 grit sandpaper, bedded the pads in, 10 times --15 to 5 miles an hour and no squeal, stops great. Cant beat the price.

I installed the pads on the bike I went out for the first ride and it was a nightmare The pads didn't fit and the stops were a little locked I traveled about 20 miles with locked stops And it was a nightmare

Just a decent basic pad. Good for rear brakes so you dont lock up so easy, but probably shouldn't put them on fronts.

Took about 5 minutes to install. No more brake noise! I installed them a couple of months ago. They're still working great after at least 100 miles of hard mtn biking

Good product

I bought two pair of these from my SRAM Guide R brakes. When attempting to install, I discovered that the alignment pin would not fit through the sandwich assembly of the two pads and the center spring. The size of hole and alignment in spring seemed to be primary culprit, so I used a 1/8 drill bit through the entire assembly and test-fit the pin before installing into each caliper. After that, pads seemed to work decently on first ride with new pads and new rotors - it took some time to get pads and rotors fully mated together, but I don't think there was any problem with the pads. The pads remained quiet and eventually seemed to brake equivalently to the original pads that came in the Guide Rs when they were new.

Die Dymoece Scheibenbremsbeläge für meine Sram Guide RSC bieten wirklich ein hervorragendes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Im Vergleich zu teureren Markenbelägen liefern sie eine solide Bremsleistung, die kaum Wünsche offen lässt. Die Montage war einfach, und die Bremsen haben sich schnell eingebremst. Ein kleiner Abzug, weil sie nicht ganz so langlebig scheinen wie die teureren Alternativen, aber für den Preis sind sie unschlagbar. Wenn du auf der Suche nach zuverlässigen Bremsbelägen bist, die deinen Geldbeutel schonen, sind diese hier eine klare Empfehlung!

Kauft das Original, die Belege quietschen auch nach dem einfahren Stark und haben keine wirkliche Bremskraft (wurden verbaut an Sram G2 Rsc)