Compatibility
For HAYES SOLE / MX2 / MX3 / MX4 / MX5 / GX2 / CX disc brakes
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Compatible disc brake pads: HAYES SOLE / MX2 / MX3 / MX4 / MX5 / GX2 / CX Pads for good braking in all conditions
Mx2/3/4/5 disc brake pads
8325168 / No size / Default
Decathlon Al Hamra Mall
Mon–Thu & Sat–Sun: 09:30–23:00 | Fri: Closes at 23:00
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For HAYES SOLE / MX2 / MX3 / MX4 / MX5 / GX2 / CX disc brakes
Effective even in water and mud.
Sintered material with a high friction index. 2x longer lasting than an organic
Guarantees steady braking.
Description
Running in optimises the grip between the pads and discs by gradually heating them up. Before you start, clean your discs thoroughly and replace them if you are fitting new pads.Put on your helmet and a speedometer or GPS, then ride on a safe, flat and dry road.
It is recommended that you alternate between the front and rear brakes and follow three key steps:Brake gradually from 15 to 5 km/h, then from 20 to 5 km/h, and finally from 25 to 5 km/h, repeating ten times for each speed.Between each phase, allow the system to cool by riding slowly for a few metres without braking.
When running in, remember to use only one brake at a time to avoid overheating the pads. Choose a flat road, avoid sudden braking, and allow yourself plenty of time:the running-in process can take up to half an hour.If you notice rainbow marks on the discs or reduced effectiveness, your pads may be 'glazed'.If this happens, visit a Decathlon workshop for a check.
In this procedure, you may need: A pad spreader, brake cleaner and a microfibre cloth.
Description
Running in optimises the grip between the pads and discs by gradually heating them up. Before you start, clean your discs thoroughly and replace them if you are fitting new pads.Put on your helmet and a speedometer or GPS, then ride on a safe, flat and dry road.
It is recommended that you alternate between the front and rear brakes and follow three key steps:Brake gradually from 15 to 5 km/h, then from 20 to 5 km/h, and finally from 25 to 5 km/h, repeating ten times for each speed.Between each phase, allow the system to cool by riding slowly for a few metres without braking.
When running in, remember to use only one brake at a time to avoid overheating the pads. Choose a flat road, avoid sudden braking, and allow yourself plenty of time:the running-in process can take up to half an hour.If you notice rainbow marks on the discs or reduced effectiveness, your pads may be 'glazed'.If this happens, visit a Decathlon workshop for a check.
In this procedure, you may need: A pad spreader, brake cleaner and a microfibre cloth.
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