Compatible with the SRAM small asymmetric pad shape used by selected RED, Force, Level TLM/ULT and HydroR calipers, including Rival 1 HRD and Rival 22 HRD. Not compatible with Rival eTap AXS or other newer two-piece SRAM road calipers. Check the exact caliper marking and pad shape before ordering.
Gorilla Brakes Enduro Ceramic Pads use a reinforced ceramic friction blend for stable performance and low noise over extended rides. They deliver smooth, fade-free control on steep terrain and warm climates while remaining rotor-friendly. Fully REACH-compliant. Not recommended for e-bikes.
✅ Compatibility Chart
Brake Caliper Type
SRAM Model
Riding Style
Monoblock
SRAM RED
Road Racing, Time Trial
Monoblock
SRAM Force
Gravel, Endurance, Cyclocross
Monoblock
SRAM Rival 1 HRD / Rival 22 HRD
Road, Gravel, Cyclocross
Monoblock
SRAM S-900 Aero
Triathlon, TT, Aero Road
Monoblock
SRAM Level TLM / ULT
XC, Trail, Fitness
2-Piece
SRAM HydroR
Road, Gravel, Touring
🔥 Compound Type: Enduro Ceramic (Performance)
The Enduro Ceramic Compound provides quiet, heat-resistant braking with refined lever feel and smooth control. It excels on long descents and extended rides where fade resistance and quiet operation are essential.
Feature
Performance Benefit
Heat-resistant ceramic blend
Maintains braking power on long descents
Low noise operation
Quiet performance in wet or dry conditions
Rotor-friendly formula
Minimises vibration and disc wear
Stable modulation
Predictable control on technical terrain
OEM asymmetric fit
Exact fit for SRAM RED / Force / Rival 1 & 22 HRD / Level ULT calipers
Gorilla Brakes is trusted by riders worldwide, with over 13,000 verified positive feedback ratings.
We also work closely with race teams and sponsored riders to validate performance in real-world conditions.
Really like these pads. The bite point is very consistent and they haven't faded even on long descents. Definitely worth the money if you want some good quality brake pads
Thanks Oliver we love the factory racing pads too have an awesome week
Used these for the first time on decent from Beinn a' Bhùird, they performed admirably with no fade and plenty of grip on a prolonged decent with significant braking required, conditions were foggy at top and dry out of cloud. Very happy.
