Quiet Disc Brake Pads for Cycling Disc Brakes
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Introduction
For cyclists, quiet disc brake pads can make the difference between an enjoyable ride and an irritating one. Noise reduction has always been a major challenge for brake pad manufacturers, but Gorilla Brakes has stepped up with our new A, N, R compound pads. Featuring Advanced Noise Reduction (ANR) technology, these pads minimise brake squeal while maintaining dependable stopping power and long life.
Now Available to Buy
The wait is over, our quiet organic disc brake pads are now in stock for a wide range of brake systems. Choose your fit below:
- Factory Racing Organic Disc Brake Pads
- Shimano Compatible Organic Disc Brake Pads
- SRAM Compatible Organic Disc Brake Pads
- Magura Compatible Organic Disc Brake Pads
- TRP Compatible Organic Disc Brake Pads
- Tektro Compatible Organic Disc Brake Pads
High Performance Titanium Back Plate Pads
For riders looking for the ultimate in lightweight performance and heat management, our latest titanium back plate disc brake pads are also now available:
- Titanium Brake Pads, Factory Racing
- Shimano Compatible Titanium Brake Pads
- SRAM Compatible Titanium Brake Pads
- Campagnolo Compatible Titanium Brake Pads
- Magura Compatible Titanium Brake Pads
- TRP Compatible Titanium Brake Pads
- Tektro Compatible Titanium Brake Pads
Key Features of Our Quiet Brake Pads
1. Advanced Noise Reduction (ANR) Compound
The core of our quiet disc brake pads is the ANR compound. This technology tackles one of the most common braking complaints, noise. While there’s a minor trade off in ultimate braking power and wear life, the reduction in noise is worth it for riders seeking the quietest braking possible.
2. High Fiber Content for Vibration Absorption
Our pads contain a high percentage of advanced fibres that absorb vibration before it becomes audible noise. This significantly reduces squeal, especially in wet and muddy conditions.
3. Ceramic and Multiple Friction Materials
Our ceramic, Kevlar and other friction materials are selected to help damp vibration. Noise depends on the complete brake system and conditions; the compound cannot guarantee that all vibration stays outside human hearing.
4. Balanced Longevity and Quietness
Traditionally, harder compounds last longer but are noisier, while softer compounds are quiet but wear faster. Our new ANR compound strikes the perfect balance, making it ideal for road, enduro, and gravel riders.
Compatibility
These quiet disc brake pads are available for all major disc brake systems, including Shimano, SRAM, Hope, Magura, Formula, Hayes, TRP, and Tektro. Whatever your bike, you can benefit from ANR technology.
FAQs, Quiet Disc Brake Pads
What are the quietest disc brake pads?
Our Advanced Noise Reduction pads are designed to be among the quietest available, using a unique ceramic and fibre blend to absorb vibrations.
Do ceramic pads squeal less?
Yes, ceramic pads tend to be quieter than sintered pads, especially in dry conditions. Our ceramic disc brake pads are a great option for silent performance.
How do I stop my bike brakes from squealing?
First diagnose contamination, wear, alignment and loose or damaged parts. Replace oil contaminated pads and service the brake as its manufacturer specifies. A different compound may help noise only after underlying faults are addressed.
Will quiet brake pads last as long?
ANR pads aim to balance lower noise and useful pad life. Neither silence nor a fixed lifespan can be guaranteed in every setup.
Conclusion
With Gorilla Brakes’ new quiet disc brake pads, cyclists can enjoy reduced brake noise without sacrificing performance. From organic compounds to our new titanium back plate designs, every element is engineered for a smoother, quieter ride. Explore our full range above and upgrade your stopping power today.