Ceramic Or Sintered Brake Pads Mtb

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Ceramic or sintered brake pads mtb. Joined dec 29 2011 380 posts. The organic pad in the front brake offers good. A lot of experienced mtb riders run a sintered pad in the rear brake and an organic pad up front. Sintered ceramic brake pads are designed for moderately aggressive recreational and sport street riding with ceramic coated backing plate to assist with temperature management and dissipate heat.

The rear brake requires less power and feel so it makes sense to prioritise durability. The rear caliper also seems to get more filth flung through it so a harder wearing sintered pad makes sense. Rear brakes tend to be dragged more while having good initial bite at the front is always confidence inspiring so having a sintered pad at the rear paired with a semi metallic item up front can offer a good blend of performance or even semi metallic at the rear and organic at the front. Discussion starter 1 aug 22.

Metal brake pads are often used for oem spec meaning that s what you ll go home with if you buy a new bike from a bike shop. Sintered brake pads also referred to as metal sintered or metallic brake pads are made from metallic particles that are fused together at a high temperature and pressure. Sintered brake pads are used in most oem applications not only on mountain bikes but on motorcycles and cars as well because of their ability to perform in a variety of conditions. Metal brake pads meanwhile are sometimes called metallic or sintered and you guessed it are made from metallic particles fused together.