Does anyone know what pads tekto r536 cantis take? I assume it is standard shimano, is that right?
M magnatom Guest 23 Feb 2009 #1 Does anyone know what pads tekto r536 cantis take? I assume it is standard shimano, is that right?
jpembroke New Member Location Cheltenham 23 Feb 2009 #2 Those aren't cantis; they're dual pivot calipers aren't they? If they use cartridge pads then I'd go for koolstop salmon pads if I were you.
Those aren't cantis; they're dual pivot calipers aren't they? If they use cartridge pads then I'd go for koolstop salmon pads if I were you.
OP OP M magnatom Guest 23 Feb 2009 #3 Aye sorry, in my haste I wrote canti instead of calipers! Are you taking about these? I use koolstop dual compound pads on my hybrid, so I would be happy to keep using koolstops.
Aye sorry, in my haste I wrote canti instead of calipers! Are you taking about these? I use koolstop dual compound pads on my hybrid, so I would be happy to keep using koolstops.
Origamist Legendary Member 23 Feb 2009 #4 Those salmon Koolstops work with 536s as they're Shimano compatible. I have them in my 536s.
jpembroke New Member Location Cheltenham 23 Feb 2009 #5 That's them. Sooper dooper pads and kind to your rims, too.
OP OP M magnatom Guest 23 Feb 2009 #7 Oh just a quicky, would I be best with the black compound? Most of my riding using these brakes will be dry weather, so would the salmon be overkill?
Oh just a quicky, would I be best with the black compound? Most of my riding using these brakes will be dry weather, so would the salmon be overkill?
jpembroke New Member Location Cheltenham 23 Feb 2009 #8 go salmon! You'll stand out as a true brake pad connoisseur. and you'll be able to leap upstream on your bike.
go salmon! You'll stand out as a true brake pad connoisseur. and you'll be able to leap upstream on your bike.
Origamist Legendary Member 23 Feb 2009 #10 magnatom said: Oh just a quicky, would I be best with the black compound? Most of my riding using these brakes will be dry weather, so would the salmon be overkill? Click to expand... No, go for the salmon pads - they're a softer compound.
magnatom said: Oh just a quicky, would I be best with the black compound? Most of my riding using these brakes will be dry weather, so would the salmon be overkill? Click to expand... No, go for the salmon pads - they're a softer compound.