Elvedes disc brake pad set 6915mc - tektro - e-bikes - 1 pair

Metallic carbon (semi-metallic) Ideal in both wet and dry weather conditions For e-bike BC0306A Brake pad disc brake E-Bike 5mm Reliable braking power for every ride Looking for high-quality brake pads for your e-bike? The Elvedes 6915MC disc brake pad set is specially developed for Tektro disc brake systems and offers powerful, consistent braking performance - ideal for both daily commuting and sporty touring. Performance you can rely on These brake pads are made of metallic carbon (semi-metallic), which ensures a perfect balance between durability and braking power. Thanks to their robust composition, they deliver excellent performance, whatever the weather. Rain or shine: you brake safely and with control. Designed for e-bikes Electric bicycles place higher demands on braking systems. The Elvedes 6915MC brake pads are optimized for the higher weight and higher speeds of e-bikes. They offer extra braking power and wear resistance, so you can hit the road with peace of mind. Features:

Compatibility: Suitable for Tektro M530F, M535, E740, E745, T737, T740, T745, Q13RS

Material: Metallic carbon (semi-metallic) - durable and powerful

Thickness: 5 mm - ideal for intensive use and heavy loads

Weatherproof: Reliable braking performance in both wet and dry conditions

Specially for e-bikes: Increased safety and control at higher speeds . Choose confidence on the road. With the Elvedes 6915MC disc brake pads, you get quality and safety. Perfect for those who don't want to compromise on braking performance. Order today and experience the difference with every brake action! Bedding in How to improve the lifespan of your disc brake pads: Bedding in new disc brake pads significantly extends their lifespan! Keep the brake lever slightly pulled while riding and make sure the brake pads contact the brake rotor. Ride for about 100 meters at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour (15 mph), then brake a little harder at the end to reduce your speed to about 5 kilometers per hour (3 mph). Then slowly increase your speed while braking lightly. Repeat this 10 to 12 times to ensure your new brake pads are properly bedded in.