SRAM Maven Disc Brake Pads from Gorilla Brakes
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Explore the current Maven collection to compare available Gorilla compounds and check stock.
Start with the correct Maven pad shape
Gorilla Maven pads use SRAM’s Extra Large, or XL, pad shape. The current collection covers Maven Ultimate, Silver, Bronze and Base models using this shape, including the original A1 and revised B1 families. Code, Guide and Level pads are different shapes.
Check the model on your fitted caliper and compare the removed pad and retention hardware before buying. For the generation details, read our complete SRAM Maven brake pad buying guide.
Enduro Pro options for Maven
- Enduro Pro Ultimate: for demanding enduro, downhill and e MTB riding, with braking performance and wear resistance as priorities.
- Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic: a versatile option for trail, enduro and e MTB riding, balancing braking feel and heat management.
- Enduro Pro Resin: for riders who value braking feel on everyday trails and compatible e bikes.
The Maven range also includes Factory Racing Hard, Factory Racing STEALTH, Sintered and Semi Metallic. For e bikes, Gorilla recommends the Enduro Pro and Factory Racing ranges.
Compare the evidence and your riding priorities
Use the compound comparison and current product pages for ratings and test explanations. Published results describe the samples and setups tested. Braking performance, noise and wear also depend on the rotor, brake setup, bedding in, load and riding conditions.
A larger pad does not guarantee a fixed service life, and a new compound will not repair a hydraulic problem. If pads wear unusually quickly, drag or lose power, or the lever needs pumping, use our Maven troubleshooting guide to identify the next appropriate check.
Pack contents and installation
Each linked pad pack contains two pads and one spring for one compatible caliper. Check both brakes and order two packs if replacing front and rear pads.
Follow the fitting guide, the current brake manufacturer instructions and the bedding in procedure. Confirm rotor condition and compatibility before riding.