Avid Elixir 7 9 Trail Sram Guide R RSC E-bike compound E-MTB Disc Brake Pad BD06-E+ Subtotal: $26.98
Avid DB1 3 5 Sram Level T TL Ultimate B1 E-bike compound Durable & Consistent Control Disc Brake Pad BD12-E+
$25.98
Premium E+ Version
– E-bike Compound / Non asbestos
– This pad set includes one pair of disc brake pads and a high quality spring
– Made in Taiwan
Compatible Models
Avid
DB1, DB3, DB5
Sram
Level T, Level TL
TLM B1 (2020 Model), Level Ultimate B1 (2020 Model)
Force eTap AXS, Red eTap AXS (Gen. 2 ‘Two-Piece’ caliper)
* BD03 and BD12 are identical in size and braking performance. The only difference is the tab design—BD03 has a knurled tab for easier handling, while BD12 has a sleeker OEM-style tab. They are fully interchangeable and compatible, so you can confidently use either model.
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Additional information
| Size | W:29.8 x H:30.8 mm W:1.17 x H:1.21 in |
|---|---|
| Version / color | Premium E+ / Gold |
| Package Contents | 1 x pair of brake pad BD12-E+ + 1 x spring |
| Note | – |
Q1: What’s the difference between BD03 and BD12? Are they interchangeable?
A: Both pads are identical in size and braking performance. The only difference is in the tab design—BD03 has a knurled tab for easier handling, while BD12 has a sleeker OEM-style tab. They are fully interchangeable.
Q2: Which SRAM calipers are these compatible with?
A: BD03 / BD12 are compatible with SRAM 2-piston calipers including Level Stealth, Level T / TL / TLM / ULT, S-300, RED, Force, Rival, Apex, and S-900 Aero.
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Long lifespan
Low wearing off. Special design for Electric bike、E-MTB and heavy user.
Fade resistance
Withstand high temperature under extreme riding conditions.
Good stopping power
Power braking performance in both wet and dry.
Quality
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Testing Machine for bicycle brakes
Disc Brake Pad Installation Guide
Step 1.
First, loosen caliper mounting bolts with tool.
Step 2.
Loosen pin on top of caliper.
Step 3.
Remove existing brake pads from caliper.
Step 4.
Use tool to retract pistons back to its horizontal position.
Step 5.
Prepare new pair of TOP BRAKE disc brake pads.
Step 6.
Assembled TOP BRAKE brake pads with spring. Insert them into the caliper.
Step 7.
Tighten the mounting bolts, then later the pin.
Step 8.
When brake pad installation is completed, check if rotor is aligned at center.
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