Crafted exclusively for our mountain bike line, SRAM Avid Disc Brake Pads ensure peak performance for aggressive cross-country to all-mountain riders. Compatible with Avide Code 2007-2011 models, these medium pads come in multiple compounds to suit your braking needs.

Features:

• Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with Avid Code 2007-2010 brakes.
• Enhanced Performance: Medium pads provide extra braking power, ideal for aggressive riding styles and varied terrain.
• Compound Options: Choose from Quiet Organic Black and Heavy Duty Sintered Copper compound.
• Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM): Available OEM options ensure seamless compatibility with your brakes straight from the factory.
• Durable Construction: Crafted with high-quality materials for long-lasting durability and consistent braking performance.
• Easy Installation: Designed for hassle-free installation, allowing riders to quickly and efficiently replace worn brake pads for uninterrupted riding enjoyment.

Brake Compatibility:

• Avid Code 2007-2010

Pad Compound Options:

Quiet | Organic Black | 00.5315.001.000:
Provides smooth and quiet braking performance, ideal for riders seeking a reliable and noise-free experience.

Heavy Duty | Sintered Copper | 00.5315.007.000 (OEM Code brake pad):
Engineered for maximum durability and braking power, the sintered copper compound provides exceptional performance in demanding riding environments, making it ideal for downhill and aggressive trail riding.

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