SRAM Rival Bremsbeläge | Rival AXS hydraulische Scheibenbremsbeläge

SRAM Rival Scheibenbremsbeläge kompatibel mit SRAM Rival und Rival AXS hydraulischen 2-Kolben-Bremssätteln. Rival verwendet das kleine SRAM Road-Belagprofil, das auch bei RED- und Force-Systemen eingesetzt wird, und bietet zuverlässige Bremsleistung für Straßenfahrten, Ausdauertraining und schnelle Gravel-Events.

SRAM Rival Kompatibilität

Kompatible Modelle

SRAM Rival / Rival AXS (Hydraulische Scheibenbremse)

Belagprofil

Kleines SRAM Road / 2-Kolben Belagprofil


Enduro Pro

Maximale Bremskraft und hohe Fading-Resistenz für lange Abfahrten und hohe Belastung.

Höchste Performance.


Factory Racing

Leistungsorientierte Beläge für präzise Modulation, gutes Hebelgefühl und kontrolliertes Bremsen.

Ausgewogene Leistung & Kontrolle.


Standard-Beläge

Beinhaltet Sintered, Semi-Metallic und Ceramic Optionen mit zuverlässiger Alltagsleistung.

Zuverlässige Alltagsperformance.

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Workshop Notes — SRAM Rival (Road / Gravel)

  • Noise after pad change: Usually contamination or poor bedding-in. Always clean rotors thoroughly before installing new pads.
  • Soft lever feel: Typically caused by air in the system — bleed quality affects lever consistency more than pad choice.
  • Winter grit & rain: Wet UK riding benefits from Sintered or Semi-Metallic compounds for stronger bite and durability.
  • Long descents: For alpine or sustained braking, choose higher heat-stability compounds to prevent fade.

🏆 Enduro Pro Compound Comparison (Highest Performance)

Compound Backing Plate Dry Wet Heat Life Best For
Enduro Pro Ultimate 🟧 Orange ★★★★★+ ★★★★★+ ★★★★★+ ★★★★★+ Road racing, fast gravel racing, long descents, heavy riders, maximum control in wet & grit
Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic 🔵 Blue ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ All-weather road & gravel, winter training, wet UK riding, consistent bite and durability
Enduro Pro Resin ⚫ Black ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ Dry road & gravel, quieter braking, smooth modulation for endurance miles

🏁 Factory Racing Compound Comparison (High Performance)

Compound Backing Plate Dry Wet Heat Life Best For
Factory Racing (Green) 🟩 Steel ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★+ High-mileage road & gravel, heavier riders, long descents, maximum pad life
Factory Racing Titanium ⚪ Titanium ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ Lightweight road/gravel builds, fast dry conditions, responsive lever feel
Factory Racing Stealth 🟪 Stealth Purple ★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ Quiet, powerful braking in mixed weather — ideal for UK road & gravel
Factory Racing Organic ⚪ Grey ★★★★★★ ★★ ★★ ★★★★ Ultra-quiet commuting and dry road rides, smooth feel, low rotor wear

🔧 Standard Compounds – Road & All-Weather Option

Compound Backing Plate Dry Wet Heat Life Best For
Semi-Metallic ⚫ Black ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ Everyday road & gravel, balanced feel, good durability for mixed conditions
Ceramic – NANO TECH 🟢 Green ★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ Dry conditions, low rotor wear, smooth braking for endurance riding
ENDURO Ceramic 🔴 Red ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ Hot conditions, heavier riders, long descents on road & fast gravel
Sintered (Metallic) 🟡 Gold ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★+ ★★★★★ Wet winter road & gravel, gritty conditions, maximum durability and fade resistance

📚 Helpful Resources

🔧 How to Install Gorilla Brakes Pads 🚴 Bedding-in New Brake Pads Guide 🔊 Hydraulic Brake Noise 📊 Gorilla Brakes Compound Comparison Chart ♻️ Brake Pad Recycling Program 🧰 Customer Support 📞 Contact Gorilla Brakes 📰 Gorilla Brakes Latest News

Frequently Asked Questions

Do SRAM Rival brakes use the same pads as RED and Force?
Yes. SRAM Rival hydraulic disc brakes use the same small SRAM 2-piston pad shape as RED and Force systems.
What compound is best for SRAM Rival in wet UK conditions?
Sintered or Semi-Metallic compounds typically provide the most consistent braking performance and longest life in wet and gritty conditions.
Why are my SRAM Rival brakes squealing?
Brake squeal is usually caused by contamination or incorrect bedding-in. Clean rotors, check piston movement and perform a proper bed-in procedure after installing new pads.