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kool stop tectonic brake pads

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  1. i'm considering purchasing these to replace my shimano 105's that came with the bike
    and wonder if those will fit - I could not find an info if these are road pads and if Ican replace shimano 105 (which I don't find good enough to buy again) with them
    thanks

  2. these are like gold dust now, not sure what has happened...

  3. ibi-m said:

    i'm considering purchasing these to replace my shimano 105's that came with the bike
    and wonder if those will fit - I could not find an info if these are road pads and if Ican replace shimano 105 (which I don't find good enough to buy again) with them
    thanks

    I believe that the tectronic pads require proprietary pad holders. Just get the Salmon colored or the dual compound Kool Stop pads for regular Shimano pad holders.

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    Regards

  4. interested said:

    I believe that the tectronic pads require proprietary pad holders. Just get the Salmon colored or the dual compound Kool Stop pads for regular Shimano pad holders.

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    Regards

    thanks, i almost forgot about this post (e-mail notification....)
    i bought and installed kool stop dura pads with dual inserts long ago, they come with spare salmon inserts, work great, readily available everywhere

  5. sweet, thanks for the tip! I found some on ebay, happy braking for me now.😄

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