I would have always used OEM pads but recently bought some Superstar Avid pads from Declan - I can't tell the difference and they're a fraction of the price!
Indeed, I have had to put the butler on a 6 day week, we've replaced all our silk sheets with Egyptian cotton, and only 300 thread count at that, and the ducks haven't been de-feathered in 3 weeks. When will the madness end?
I just bought the Kevlar Superstar pads for the Saints - savage yokes altogether - threw my off the bike like a buckin' bronco they did
and they're red, they peek their little red-tabbed heads out from your black callipers and scream out little yelps of "bitchin' " and "pimped"
and not too expensive when bought in bulk
I have these great pads, they are organic on the leading edge for initial bite, with a semi metallic, sintered 'sweet spot' in the middle and a full metal on the trailing edge for longevity. The stop 11% faster, last 134% longer and weigh 7% less than the 2009 version.
Get up the yard with your pad fixations!!! What would Colin say, Pulley, pulley, stoppy stoppy!!!
I would have always used OEM pads but recently bought some Superstar Avid pads from Declan - I can't tell the difference and they're a fraction of the price!
Indeed, I have had to put the butler on a 6 day week, we've replaced all our silk sheets with Egyptian cotton, and only 300 thread count at that, and the ducks haven't been de-feathered in 3 weeks. When will the madness end?
I just bought the Kevlar Superstar pads for the Saints - savage yokes altogether - threw my off the bike like a buckin' bronco they did
and they're red, they peek their little red-tabbed heads out from your black callipers and scream out little yelps of "bitchin' " and "pimped"
and not too expensive when bought in bulk
I have these great pads, they are organic on the leading edge for initial bite, with a semi metallic, sintered 'sweet spot' in the middle and a full metal on the trailing edge for longevity. The stop 11% faster, last 134% longer and weigh 7% less than the 2009 version.
Get up the yard with your pad fixations!!! What would Colin say, Pulley, pulley, stoppy stoppy!!!