Gorilla Brakes · Replacement disc brake pads

HOPE Compatible Ceramic Disc Brake Pad

Explore Gorilla Brakes Ceramic pads for Hope. Choose by the Hope caliper family, not the Tech lever name alone. Keep the E4/RX4, V4/GR4/TR4 and X2/RX2/XCR pad groups separate.

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HOPE MTB Disc Brakes: X2, E4, V4, Tech 3, Tech 4 E4, Tech 4 V4, EVO TR4, EVO GR4

HOPE Road & Gravel Disc Brakes: RX4, RX4+

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Enduro Pro

Our highest-performance range.

Factory Racing

Performance-focused options.

Standard Compounds

Everyday riding options.

Choosing Ceramic

Ceramic is a Performance option for everyday XC, road and gravel on conventional bicycles, with smooth, progressive braking feel.

The Performance range is for conventional bicycles. For electric bikes, compare the e-bike-rated Enduro Pro and Factory Racing options; for heavy cargo or demanding descents, start with Ultimate Orange or Semi Metallic Blue.

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Before you order

HOPE Compatible Ceramic Disc Brake Pad FAQs

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

How do I select the correct pad for Hope?

Choose by the Hope caliper family, not the Tech lever name alone. Keep the E4/RX4, V4/GR4/TR4 and X2/RX2/XCR pad groups separate. Check the selected product’s exact compatibility before ordering.

When should I consider Ceramic?

Ceramic is a Performance option for everyday XC, road and gravel on conventional bicycles, with smooth, progressive braking feel.

How do Ceramic and Enduro Ceramic differ in the riding guide?

Ceramic is an everyday Performance option for XC, road and gravel. Enduro Ceramic is the Performance option highlighted for warmer, dry rides. Both recommendations are for conventional bicycles; they are separate from the e-bike-rated Enduro Pro range.

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.