MTX Braking was created by avid mountain bikers for avid mountain bikers. Recognizing the need for super-high-quality, after-market braking components, MTX set out to build a stronger connection between you and your bike through better brake pads. While they're crafted to be visually stunning, the color variation plays a more significant role than simply style. Unlike the one-type-fits-all OEM brake pads, MTX gives you the choice of the right type of brake pads specific to your riding style. Featuring specific compounds for specific needs and tested for countless miles to ensure they deliver exactly the braking power you need. Who is the Gold Label HD compound for? eMTBs The heavier weight of an eMTB or e-bike, in general, requires brake pad material that has a higher tolerance to heat and wear. The Clydesdales For riders who are 200+ pounds when geared up, this really is the performance brake pad compound you’ve been looking for. Steep terrain / long descents Choose Gold Label HD to eliminate brake-fade, while maintaining outstanding modulation in adverse terrain. Modulation coupled with longevity The Gold Label HD ceramic brake pad was designed with e-mountain bikes & heavier riders in mind. Made with proprietary blends of Kevlar®, MTX CeraEVO® ceramic materials, and other Japan-sourced additives and modifiers, they bring the performance benefit of ceramic to the cycling industry. Durability - Gold Label HD ceramic is built for heavy bikes, heavy riders, and extreme terrain. Fade-Resistance - A compound created to offer incredible protection over heat-induced brake fade Control - Maintain feeling and control at the lever all while maximizing power and heat-management Choose Gold Label HD when riding an eMTB / e-bike and/or if you are in the Clydesdale rider category. This product is for those who prioritize durability & fade-resistance in their brake pads. Compatibility: MTX Gold Label SRAM Code disc brake pads fit the following brake calipers: SRAM Code R, RSC SRAM Code Stealth SRAM DB 4/6/8 SRAM Motive (all) SRAM Guide RE
