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trax · **Posts:** 537

Get great reviews on their own website, but anyone here used and recommend them? I can get 4 sets for the price of 1 Avid set - muchos cheapness!

Jon · **Posts:** 3602

I used them - no problems but they did come up very thick which made brake set up fiddly - since switched to some form bikefridge

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/internationalbikediscbrakepads

off ebay and have been happy with performance

Early reports of SStar pads failing were down to an initial batch and haven't heard much bad about them for a while

trax · **Posts:** 537

Thanks, I thought I remembered reading something that put me off them a couple of years ago. I'll give them a try, if they're too thick I can return them within 45 days anyway.

Brad · **Posts:** 1147 **Location:** Chingford

trax wrote:

Thanks, I thought I remembered reading something that put me off them a couple of years ago. I'll give them a try, if they're too thick I can return them within 45 days anyway.

Or get the sandpaper out

trax · **Posts:** 537

No chance! If changing pads is going to take longer than 5 mins then the shop can do it. I do enough work at work!

gladdice · **Posts:** 551

Have the Saint pads and they seem fine, agree with Jon on them being a bit thick to start - but hey more pad for your money!

Anselm · **Posts:** 341 **Location:** Southend

Very happy with the Avid ones I got - no fitting problems (with the first set at least) as described.

Noel · **Posts:** 734 **Location:** South Woodford

Same here, all good but bit thick.

trax · **Posts:** 537

The Codes are tricky enough to get centred as it is and thats with worn down pads. This is gonna be fun..

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