Good quality and only place I could find pack of 4 rather than them.coming in 2's at double the price 😆
Great so far! Stop exceptional and low noise.
Gorilla Brakes Enduro Pro Resin pads for compatible Magura four-piston calipers using the two-piece Type 9 pad shape.
One pair supplies the two full-width pads needed for one compatible caliper.
At a glance
Each pack contains two brake pads for one compatible caliper. Check the front and rear calipers separately before ordering two packs. No pad spring is included.
Check before ordering
Match the exact caliper model and existing pad shape to the list below before ordering. This pack contains two full-width Type 9 pads for one compatible four-piston caliper. Type 8 uses four individual pads. Check the existing pad shape and retaining arrangement before choosing a replacement.
| Brake family | Compatible calipers |
|---|---|
| MT5 / MT7 | MT5, MT5E, MT5 eSTOP, MT7, MT7 Pro, MT1893 and Danny MacAskill editions using Type 9 pads |
| MT Trail front caliper | MT Trail Carbon, MT Trail SL and MT Trail Sport — front four-piston caliper only |
| Cargo / utility | CMe5 using Type 9 pads |
| Current Louise | Louise Elite (2025 onwards) using MDP 9 pads |
Enduro Pro Resin is an e-bike-rated compound for everyday trail, road and gravel riding. Use this pad shape only with the compatible calipers listed here, and match the complete brake setup to your bike and total load.
This compound is suitable for all bicycle disc brake rotor types, including rotors marked “resin pads only”.
Rotor diameter and thickness must still meet your brake manufacturer’s specifications. Check the rotor’s condition and minimum permitted thickness before fitting new pads.
Compound performance
An Enduro Pro option for riders who value braking feel on everyday trail, road and gravel routes.
The ratings describe the compound. They do not promise silent braking or a fixed service life, and they are not separate scores for each pad shape or caliper.
Heat management
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The horizontal axis shows rotor temperature; the vertical axis shows caliper temperature. At the same rotor temperature, a lower curve means a cooler caliper in this test setup. Consider this alongside braking power, pad life and correct fitment when choosing pads for long descents or heavier loads.
Indicative test comparison. Results relate to the tested samples and setup.
All eight curves use the Shimano XT RT86 rotor. Choose a compound to highlight its tested result.
Each test run stopped when the measured caliper temperature reached 120°C, the stopping threshold used to protect the piston seals in this test setup. The horizontal axis shows rotor temperature. Sintered’s shorter curve means the caliper reached the limit at a lower rotor temperature.
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All curves shown
This chart compares braking power for bedded-in pads, all tested with the Shimano XT RT86 rotor. The horizontal axis shows rotor temperature (°C); the vertical axis shows braking power (W). Each curve represents the compound and backing-plate configuration named in the selector. Compare curves within their plotted ranges; no result is shown beyond the end of a curve.
Follow Enduro Pro Resin for this compound. This chart compares braking power against rotor temperature.
Test context: All pads shown can be good choices for their intended use when correctly matched to the bike and rotor, installed and bedded in. A lower or shorter curve does not by itself make a pad a poor everyday choice. Real riding temperatures depend on the route, total load, braking technique and setup; this test does not establish a temperature limit for the average rider. Rotor choice can substantially affect braking power, but these results apply to the tested combinations. This comparison does not guarantee the same improvement on another bike or identify one best pad for every rider.Follow our installation guide, then complete the recommended bedding-in procedure to prepare the new friction material and establish an even transfer layer on the rotor.
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Help & fitting
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Your questions
Fitment, materials and performance explained.
The ratings describe the Enduro Pro Resin friction compound. Individual pad shapes, backing plates and calipers have not been separately scored. Higher scores indicate stronger performance in that category; a higher quietness score means quieter braking.
Match the exact caliper model and existing pad shape to the compatibility table on this page. Do not rely on the brake lever name or series alone. Check the front and rear calipers separately, because some systems use different pad shapes at each end.
This compound is suitable for all bicycle disc brake rotor types, including rotors marked “resin pads only”. Rotor diameter and thickness must meet your brake manufacturer’s specifications. Check the rotor’s condition and minimum permitted thickness before fitting new pads.
Yes. Follow the installation guide and complete the recommended bedding-in procedure before demanding riding. Bedding in prepares the new friction material and establishes an even transfer layer on the rotor.
Yes. Enduro Pro Resin is an e-bike-rated compound for everyday trail, road and gravel riding. Use this pad shape only with the compatible calipers listed on this page, and match the complete brake setup to your bike and total load.
Each pack contains 2 brake pads for one compatible caliper. No pad spring is included. Check the front and rear calipers separately before ordering two packs.
Product video
An overview of Enduro Pro Ultimate, Semi-Metallic and Resin. This listing supplies Enduro Pro Resin pads. See the product information for fitment and pack contents.
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