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TRP Compatible Enduro Pro Resin Disc Brake Pads

Explore Gorilla Brakes Enduro Pro Resin pads for TRP. Use the complete TRP caliper model and pad reference. Q20.11, SP10.11 and F10.11 identify different fitments; match the product rather than selecting by TRP alone.

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TRP MTB & All-Terrain Disc Brakes: DH-R EVO, DH-R EVO Pro, Trail EVO, Slate EVO

TRP Road, Gravel & CX Disc Brakes: Spyre, Spyre SLC, HY/RD, Hylex, Hylex RS, C2.3

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Enduro Pro

Our highest-performance range.

Factory Racing

Performance-focused options.

Standard Compounds

Everyday riding options.

Choosing Enduro Pro Resin

Enduro Pro Resin Black is the Enduro Pro choice for trail, road and gravel riders who prioritise braking feel and a quieter bite.

All Enduro Pro and Factory Racing compounds are e-bike rated. For heavy cargo, loaded touring and demanding descents, we recommend Enduro Pro Ultimate Orange or Enduro Pro Semi Metallic Blue in the correct fitment.

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TRP Compatible Enduro Pro Resin Disc Brake Pads FAQs

A little help with fitment, compounds and getting ready to ride.

How do I select the correct pad for TRP?

Use the complete TRP caliper model and pad reference. Q20.11, SP10.11 and F10.11 identify different fitments; match the product rather than selecting by TRP alone. Check the selected product’s exact compatibility before ordering.

When should I consider Enduro Pro Resin?

Enduro Pro Resin Black is the Enduro Pro choice for trail, road and gravel riders who prioritise braking feel and a quieter bite.

Can a compound guarantee silent braking?

No. A quieter braking character is a reason to compare compounds, but rotor condition, contamination, alignment and bedding in also affect noise. Choose the right fitment and follow the setup guidance.

How should I prepare the rotor and bed in new pads?

Check the rotor’s condition, wear limit and permitted pad material. Follow the installation instructions for your caliper and our bedding-in guide, including rotor preparation when changing compounds.