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TRP Spyre Mechanical Brake Pads
I recently had built a commuting bike and it has the TRP Spyre mechanical disk brakes.
I'm looking for some spare brake pads, but finding it really confusing which ones are the correct one.
Try some of the wellknown online stores, but could find something specific.
Anyone using these brakes and what pads you get for them?
Thanks
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Thank you for your help - just ordered them.
The sintered ones sound good too
I use these brakes and to be honest, I found the supplied pads distinctly average. I replaced mine with the semi-metallic pads from Disco Brakes.
A third the price and much, much better performance. And Eric's right, bog standard Shimano type pad, common as 'owt.
These are the ones:
http://www.discobrakes.com/?s=0&t=0&c=14&p=100&They use the same pattern as Shimano M525. Search for that and you'll find plenty to choose from.