Crafted for superior braking performance across a range of road and MTB brake systems, the SRAM Avid Disc Brake Pads deliver reliability and power for varied riding styles and terrains. Compatible with Elixir, Level, Rival, Force, and Red brake models, these pads are available in multiple compounds to meet your specific braking needs.

Features:

Versatile Compatibility: Fits Level Stealth 2P Ultimate, Level Stealth 2P Silver, Level Stealth 2P Bronze, RED AXS, Force AXS, Rival AXS, Apex, and other compatible brake systems.
Enhanced Performance: Small pads provide extra braking power, ideal for both road and mountain biking.
Compound Options: Available in Quiet Organic Black, Quiet Lightweight Organic Aluminium, Quiet/Powerful Organic Grey, and Heavy Duty Sintered Copper compounds.
Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM): Ensures seamless compatibility with factory brake systems.
Durable Construction: High-quality materials ensure long-lasting durability and consistent performance.
Easy Installation: Designed for quick and hassle-free installation.

Brake Compatibility:

MTB Systems:

Level Stealth 2P Ultimate (A1) 2023+
Level Stealth 2P Silver (A1) 2023+
Level Stealth 2P Bronze (2023+)
Avid Elixir
Avid XX / XO

Road Systems:

RED AXS 2 piece calipers (D1) 2020+
Force AXS (D1/D2) 2020+
Rival AXS (D1) 2020+
Apex D1 (2023+)

Others:

Level (2 piece calipers) B1 (2020+)

Pad Compound Options:

Quiet | Organic Black | 00.5318.024.001:
Smooth and quiet braking performance, ideal for riders seeking a noise-free experience.

Quiet Lightweight | Organic Aluminium | 00.5315.035.020:
Lightweight performance with excellent braking power, minimizing weight for enhanced agility.

Quiet/Powerful | Organic Grey | 00.5315.035.031:
Balances quiet operation with powerful braking, suitable for various riding conditions.

Heavy Duty | Sintered Copper | 00.5315.035.010:
Maximum durability and braking power, ideal for demanding riding environments like downhill and aggressive trail riding.

Brake Pad Installation:

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

Avoid touching the pad or rotor surfaces with oily hands, as this can reduce braking effectiveness.
When replacing brake pads, use the old ones to push the pistons back into the caliper, protecting them from damage.
Don't forget to replace the pad retention pin and e-clip to ensure the pads stay securely in place.
Perform a piston advance according to SRAM's guidelines for optimal lever feel, as detailed in our MTB Disc Brakes and Shifters User Manual.
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

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