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Gorilla Brakes NRS Brake Pads for SRAM Disc Brakes

Choose the correct SRAM pad shape in the Gorilla Brakes NRS range.

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Check fitment and compatible models

This collection currently has two distinct shapes: Code / Large and Small. Confirm the exact caliper generation and original pad outline.

The Code product lists Code R / RSC (2018+), Avid Code (2011–2014), Guide RE and DB8. Use its detailed listing for that product rather than assuming every Code generation is covered.

The Small family is separate from Small Asymmetric monoblock versions and from Medium four-piston Level Stealth. A shared Level, RED or Force name is not enough to identify the shape.

Find the right NRS pad shape

Check the exact model and pad shape on the product page before ordering.

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Choose your NRS pad

These NRS pad products use an organic compound. Choose the NRS listing that matches your exact caliper and pad shape.

Keep the NRS product’s compatibility and pack details separate from other organic or resin ranges. For an e-bike or a heavier load, ask about the suitability of the exact NRS product rather than transferring another range’s recommendation.

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Before you order

Gorilla Brakes NRS Brake Pads for SRAM Disc Brakes FAQs

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

Which details matter when choosing NRS pads for SRAM?

This NRS collection has listings for Code, Small. These labels are product-specific: use your exact SRAM caliper model and pad outline to choose. Do not extend one listing’s compatibility to every SRAM brake, and check the model generation where the name has been reused.

What compound do these NRS pads use?

These Gorilla Brakes NRS pad products use an organic compound, as confirmed by Gorilla Brakes. NRS is the product range; the exact caliper and pad shape still determine which listing you need.

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.

What if I cannot identify the exact caliper or pad?

Send Gorilla Brakes a clear photo of the caliper markings and both sides of the old pad, with its dimensions if possible. We can help establish the pad shape before you choose a compound.