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Kool-StopSalmon Mountain Brake Shoe Threaded Post for Linear Pull
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The Kool-Stop Mountain Pads Brake Shoe fits linear pull brakes and feature a threaded post mount.
- Salmon: for severe weather
Specifications
Brake Fit
Linear Pull
Pad Holder Style
Molded
Pad Mount Type
Threaded Post
Pad Use
Wet Conditions
UPC
760251001712
MPN
KS-MTTSA
Tree Fort ID:
333222342985
Review Summary
LIKES
Grippy (4),
Sleek (1)
WORKS FOR
MTB (1),
All-Weather (4),
V-Brake (1),
Cantilever (1)
DISLIKES
color (1)
4.7 GEARS
6 reviews
6 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Hello. Can I replace my Mountain Bike U Brake Pads with these Kool Stop pads? I'm not Mountain Biking, only using my old GT for City and Canal Trail Riding.
Hello. Can I replace my Mountain Bike U Brake Pads with these Kool Stop pads? I'm not Mountain Biking, only using my old GT for City and Canal Trail Riding.
A.
anwered by: canteau
It depends on the version you have, some of the brakes use these with a threaded post and others use a smooth post style brake pad that's commonly used on a cantilever brake.
It depends on the version you have, some of the brakes use these with a threaded post and others use a smooth post style brake pad that's commonly used on a cantilever brake.
Customer Reviews
5
February 26, 2010
reviewed by: stray4545
My bike came equipped Avid brake levers, v-brakes (single digit 5) and stock avid brake pads. They felt fine, but when they started to wear I replaced them with these Kool Stop pads that were reccomended by a friend. They are great! The brake feels stiffer and brakes a lot quicker. If I ride through muddy spots in the trail or if it starts to rain, they do squeak a little but then quickly grip the wheel. They are much better than the stock Avid pides I was using. Highly reccomended for a cheap way to greatly improve breaking!
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vote5
April 08, 2010
reviewed by: jet flashman
The best pads I ran in 25 years of cycling!! Great wet weather stopping on my Tektro canti brake equipped cross/touring bike . Low profile for easy fitment and adjustment. I did have a little squeal for the first few miles but once they were broke in the squeal was gone. I highly recommend these pads to commuters and mixed terrain cyclist that encounter a wide variety of weather conditions. I plan to add these pads to my single speed mountain bike instead of going to disc brakes as I feel they will just as good for a fraction of the cost. What are you waiting for? Buy a set now!!
5
May 15, 2019
reviewed by: A Guest
More grabby than disk brakes when dry and setup properly. Doing stoppies on my kids 20in MTB when stock pads barley stopped me.
5
April 23, 2011
reviewed by: adamant
With nearly twice the surface area of my old pads I couldn't believe how well they stopped me. Simple to install.
5
May 31, 2011
reviewed by: han...@ve...m.net
I bought these salmon pads to replace the stock pads from my Avid Shorty 4 cantilever brakes on my 'cross bike. This was a HUGE improvement. I've had great experience both in dry and wet conditions. Pulling the brake levers used to mean "please slow down when you're ready" and now it's an authoritative "STOP!". The first attempt at install resulted in a lot of brake shudder & squeal; however, after adding more toe-in, that problem has gone away.
(I'm actually running the dual-compound version in the front, though that wasn't for any special reason other than I figured I'd try both & take notes on wear, etc.)
3
October 22, 2018
reviewed by: somefuckingname
If you have an older model Surly Troll, I don't know about the newer one, but the seat stays are not perpendicular with the axle. And I think that causes these to be hard to adjust because of the way they rotate on the brake pivot in relation to the rim. Adjusting them on my fork is easy enough, but adjust them for my rear wheel is a night mare.
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