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 titanium hardware
Product specifications
- Material
- 6Al-4V titanium
- Use
- Disc brake pad retention
- Pack quantity
- 2 retaining pins
- Brake brand
- SRAM
Choose your finish from the available options above.
Check your brake model
| Brake family | Models |
|---|---|
| SRAM | Level / Red / Force / Rival |
| SRAM Level | Level TLM / Level ULT / Level TL (pre-2020) |
| SRAM AXS | Red AXS / Force AXS / Rival AXS |
Check the fit before ordering
Match the exact caliper model and the length, thread and head of your original retaining pin before ordering. If unsure, send us the full caliper model and a photo of the original pin. Follow the brake manufacturer’s fitting instructions.
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Product questions
How many pins are included?
Each pack contains two retaining pins. Quantity 1 in the basket means one pack of two pins.
How do I choose a pin for SRAM Level brakes?
Check the full Level model and compare the original pin. Gorilla Brakes lists Level in more than one retaining-pin product, so do not choose by the Level name alone. Send us the caliper details and a photo if you are unsure.
How do I check which pin I need?
Compare your full caliper model and the original pin’s length, thread and head with this product. A brake brand or family name alone may not identify the correct pin. Contact us with a photo if you need help.
Are these brake caliper mounting bolts?
No. These pins retain the brake pads inside the caliper. They are not the bolts that attach the caliper to the frame, fork or adapter.
Gorilla Brakes warranty
Lifetime warranty against manufacturing and material defects for products purchased directly from Gorilla Brakes. Terms and statutory rights apply.
Need help choosing?
Send us your component model, a photo of the original part and its measurements.
Caliper / pin references
- Compatible calipers / brake families
- SRAM Level / RED / Force / Rival / AXS
Check the full SRAM model, generation and original pin. “Level”, “Code” or “AXS” alone does not identify a retaining-pin specification.