Crafted for optimal braking performance, the SRAM Avid Disc Brake Pad for Juicy/BB7 provides reliable stopping power and excellent durability. Compatible with a range of Avid and SRAM brake models, these pads are available in multiple compounds to suit your braking needs.

Features

• Versatile Compatibility: Fits Avid Juicy, BB7, and SRAM Komfy disc brakes.
• Enhanced Performance: Designed for superior braking power with a softer feel and quiet operation, especially in wet conditions.
• Compound Options: Choose from Quiet Organic or Heavy Duty Sintered compounds.
• Durable Construction: Made with high-quality materials, featuring a steel backing plate for long-lasting performance.
• Easy Installation: Includes a pair of pads, spring, pad pin, and clip for hassle-free installation.

Brake Compatibility

• Avid Juicy
• Avid BB7
• SRAM Komfy

Pad Compound Options

Quiet | Organic Black | 11.5012.949.000:
Pros: Quiet operation, shorter bed-in period, more initial bite.
Cons: Wears quicker, less effective in wet/muddy conditions.
Ideal for: Dry conditions, riders who prefer lots of initial grab.

Quiet Lightweight | Organic Aluminium | 00.5315.001.020:
Pros: Quiet operation, excellent braking power, minimized weight for enhanced agility.
Cons: Wears quicker, less effective in wet/muddy conditions.
Ideal for: Dry conditions, riders who prefer lots of initial grab.

Heavy Duty | Sintered Copper | 11.5369.207.700:
Pros: Maximum durability, excellent performance in demanding conditions.
Cons: Slightly noisier, longer bed-in period.
Ideal for: Downhill and aggressive trail riding.

Specifications

Brake Pad Installation:

Here are some helpful PDL.Bike tips to maintain optimal brake performance:

1. Avoid touching the pad or rotor surfaces with oily hands, as this can reduce braking effectiveness.
2. When replacing brake pads, use the old ones to push the pistons back into the caliper, protecting them from damage.
3. Don't forget to replace the pad retention pin and e-clip to ensure the pads stay securely in place.
4. Perform a piston advance according to SRAM's guidelines for optimal lever feel, as detailed in our MTB Disc Brakes and Shifters User Manual.
5. Brake bed-in is crucial for new brake systems, pads, and rotors. Skipping this step can lead to poor performance and noise, so be sure to follow the process carefully for the best results.

DISC BRAKE BED-IN PROCEDURE