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Magura Gustav / Clara / RACE PRO – Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic Disc Brake Pads | Gorilla Brakes

Magura Gustav / Clara / RACE PRO – Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic Disc Brake Pads | Gorilla Brakes

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Gorilla Brakes Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic replacement brake pads for Magura Gustav, Clara and RACE PRO calipers, with a compound developed for demanding braking.

At a glance

Specifications

Compound
Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic
Backing plate
Steel
Pad shape
Magura MDP 13
Riding
Trail, enduro, downhill and e-MTB
Pack contents
4 brake pads; no pad springs
Coverage
1 compatible brake caliper

Each pack contains 4 individual brake pads, enough for one compatible caliper. Pad springs are not included. Order two packs to replace both front and rear pads after checking both calipers use this pad shape.

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Compatibility

For current-generation calipers using the Magura MDP 13 pad shape. These do not fit legacy Gustav or Clara calipers.

Compatible calipers
Brake familyCompatible calipers
Current-generation GustavGustav Pro, Gustav Elite — MDP 13 shape
Current-generation ClaraClara — MDP 13 shape
RACE PRORACE PRO — MDP 13 shape

E-bike and loaded riding

Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic is an e-bike-rated compound recommended for electric bikes, heavy cargo bikes and loaded touring. Use this pad shape only with the compatible calipers listed here, and match the complete brake setup to your bike and total load.

Rotor compatibility

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.

Compound performance

Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic

A versatile compound for trail, enduro and loaded riding. Our published testing highlights its dry braking performance and a cooler caliper than Sintered at comparable rotor temperatures.

These findings describe the tested samples and setups, not separate tests of every pad shape or caliper. Actual braking performance, temperature and wear depend on your braking system and riding conditions.

Compound ratings out of 10

These scores describe the friction compound.

Braking performance
9
Fade resistance
9
Heat resistance
9
Lifespan
8
Quietness
9

Ratings from the supplied Enduro Pro compound chart. Higher scores indicate stronger performance in that category; a higher quietness score means quieter braking.

Heat management

Caliper temperature vs rotor temperature

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All curves shown

Caliper temperature vs rotor temperature Indicative comparison of caliper temperature against rotor temperature, both in °C, for Sintered, Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic, Enduro Pro Resin and Enduro Pro Ultimate. 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 Rotor temperature (°C) 25 35 45 55 65 75 85 95 105 115 125 Caliper temperature (°C) Sintered Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic Enduro Pro Resin Enduro Pro Ultimate SinteredEnduro Pro Semi-MetallicEnduro Pro ResinEnduro Pro Ultimate
About this test

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.

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Compare braking power across compounds

All eight curves use the Shimano XT RT86 rotor. Choose a compound to highlight its tested result.

Why some curves stop earlier

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

Gorilla compounds: braking power Bedded-in Gorilla pads tested with the Shimano XT RT86 rotor. Horizontal axis: rotor temperature (°C). Vertical axis: braking power (W), starting at 0. Approximate reconstruction from the supplied test graph. Samples: Enduro Pro Ultimate · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Enduro Pro Ultimate · Aluminium backing · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Enduro Pro Resin Black · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Enduro Pro Semi Metallic Blue · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Sintered · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Factory Racing Stealth Purple · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Factory Racing Green · Shimano XT RT86 rotor; Factory Racing Organic · Shimano XT RT86 rotor. Gorilla compounds: braking power 75 150 225 300 375 450 0 300 600 900 1,200 1,500 Rotor temperature (°C) Braking power (W) Each curve ends when the caliper reaches 120°C, the stopping limit used in this test. Approximate reconstruction from the supplied test image. Y-axis starts at 0.
About this test

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 Semi Metallic Blue for this compound. These results relate to the tested configuration.

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.

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Fitting and bedding in

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

Get your brakes ready

Check your fitment, prepare your brakes and find support.

Your questions

About these brake pads

Fitment, materials and performance explained.

What do the performance ratings describe?

The ratings describe the Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic 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.

How do I check that these pads fit my brakes?

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.

Which rotors can I use with this compound?

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.

Do new brake pads need bedding in?

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.

Can I use these pads on an e-bike?

Yes. Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic is an e-bike-rated compound recommended for electric bikes, heavy cargo bikes and loaded touring. 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.

What is included in one pack?

Each pack contains 4 individual brake pads for one compatible caliper. No pad springs are included. Check the front and rear calipers separately before ordering two packs.

Product video

Enduro Pro brake pad compounds

An overview of Enduro Pro Ultimate, Semi-Metallic and Resin. This listing supplies Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic pads. See the product information for fitment and pack contents.

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simon faulkes

Fantastic driver super fast nice pads nice thick friction material good feel lots of biting power with no squeal.

Hi Simon, thank you for your fantastic review! We're delighted to hear you're happy with the pads and their performance. Enjoy your rides!

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Dean

Only sent half the order 2 out of 4 selerate pads, however … upon bringing up the discrepancy they very quickly sorted out the error and the remaining part of the order is on route. Happy with the contact and sales ect ,looking forward to testing the pads soon. Upon initial inspection the pads themselves look well made - ill update after bedding in and use

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Garth Bridges

Not as good as my mates gallery pads ppurple

Hi, the Purple pads are a much softer compound, so you’ll get more initial bite and a stronger braking feel.

If you’re looking for the same braking performance as your friend’s bike, I’d recommend trying our Purple pads. You can send the Enduro Pro pads back to us and we’ll swap them for the Purple compound free of charge.

You should then get the same, if not better, braking performance than your friend.