Gorilla Brakes Semi-Metallic Pads – Fits Shimano M8100, M6100, M7100, RS305 & BR-S7000 Disc Brakes
Gorilla Brakes Semi-Metallic Pads – Fits Shimano M8100, M6100, M7100, RS305 & BR-S7000 Disc Brakes
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- ✔️ Semi-metallic compound – smooth, quiet braking with low rotor wear
- ✔️ Compatible with Shimano M8100, M6100, M7100, M8000, BR-RS305, BR-S7000 & more
- ✔️ Perfect for XC, trail, gravel, urban commuting & cyclocross
- ✔️ Quick bedding-in with reliable cold bite and great modulation
- ✔️ If you're looking for improved high-performance pads for e-bikes, heavier riders, or aggressive riding, check out our Enduro Pro and Factory Racing compounds
- ✔️ Easy to install – includes spring and retaining pin
- ✔️ REACH compliant and packaged in recyclable eco-friendly pouch
Product Description
Gorilla Brakes Semi-Metallic Disc Pads offer a quiet, rotor-friendly upgrade for riders using Shimano G-Type or J-Type calipers. Designed for trail, XC, gravel, and urban riding, these pads use a soft semi-metallic compound that delivers smooth braking, strong cold bite, and quick bedding-in — ideal for everyday cyclists and performance riders alike.
Whether you're riding cross-country singletrack, bikepacking gravel roads, or commuting through the city, these pads give consistent, predictable braking and low noise across mixed conditions.
🔧 Compatibility
Fits Shimano calipers using G-Type / J-Type pads:
- ✅ Shimano Deore XT – BR-M8100, BR-M8200
- ✅ Shimano Deore – BR-M6100, BR-M6000, BR-M8000
- ✅ Shimano SLX – BR-M7100
- ✅ Shimano Mechanical – BR-R317
- ✅ Shimano Flat Mount – BR-RS305
- ✅ Shimano Alfine – BR-S7000
- ✅ Shimano Metrea – BR-U8000
❌ Not compatible with Shimano 4-piston brakes (e.g. M8120, M820, MT520)
📦 What’s Included
- 1x Pair of Gorilla Brakes Semi-Metallic Pads
- 1x Spring
⚙️ Technical Specs
- Compound: Semi-metallic (soft formulation)
- Backing Plate: Steel
- Pad Type: G-Type / J-Type
- Compliance: REACH compliant (EU/UK)
🧠 Installation Tip
These pads bed in quickly – apply moderate braking 10–15 times to create a transfer layer. You'll feel smoother, quieter braking after your first ride.
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