Which brake pads are the best?

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Hey guys, I need some new brake pads but not sure which brand to go with. I like the sound of Disco Brakes but they're out of stock on the Chromatic pro and Copper-free so thought I'd ask for advise on here.... Which pads do you recommend?

I'm using Shram Code RSC.

Thanks guys!
 
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ive found that the uberbike white ones whatever they are called offer great bang for buck and last a long time.
keep meaning to try the blue ones as they are ebike specific supposedly.
had uberbike pads on for a couple of years but tried some CL VRX pads atm, great pads but £25 a set compared to 10 or 11 quid for the uber ones. cant say that theres that much difference in them either.
 
I go for organic ones every time instead of the metallic ones for the simple reason that they are quieter and are good stoppers.
But who's organic pads? I keep coming back to the Shimano branded pads. I may be able to get some unbranded ones that rumour says are made in the same factory, but I can't be arsed to try them.
 
Fit the original Avid/Sram 2011+ sintered pads. You get what you pay for. Properly naintained they deliver strong stopping power and long life.
 
Fit the original Avid/Sram 2011+ sintered pads. You get what you pay for. Properly naintained they deliver strong stopping power and long life.
I bought a mechanics box (no springs or bolts) of 30 sets of original Code RSC 2011+ sintered pads off Ebay around 10 years ago for $200. I think I am set for life as long as they keep making Code RSC brakes! Excellent brake pads that last me a season+ on the trails I ride. I would go thru organic pads in a month!
 
Swisstop make a specific ebike brake pad, which is a good price, lasts a long time, is quiet and stops the bike. What more do you want ?
 
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