Btwin, Shimano Deore/Tektro Disc Brake Pads

Awesome pads, use on my gravel bike as.a replacement of the shimano, 3 time cheaper. I do long ride, and did lots of difficult trails with really steep trails and didn't felt unsafe.

Replace my Shimano L03A with them, although it has no heat sink fins, stopping power feels pretty much the same as stock. The only down side is they are much nosier than the Shimano pads. Don't know about the longevity, but it is only 1/3 of the cost of Shimano pads.

I never gonna change brand they're brilliant last over 120% longer than original pads I bought one set nearly year ago last 3400 miles

Very good value

Having used these before I’d no hesitation in using them to replace my previous purchase which served me well over the last 12-18 months

Best replacement brake pads for my shimano hydraulic brakes I have bought yet. Great stopping power in wet and dry conditions.

every time I come with my bike worth £ 1200 to change my brakes I encounter a problem. I changed the brakes three times. I entrusted the bike to the decathlon specialists and every time I didn't find the problem ... An extraordinarily loud noise, as if I'm walking without a tire ... when I press the brakes I have a big noise ... I try to explain to them that it can also change the discs ... they said they don't need to be changed ... it's really a problem in the specialist or in these brakes This year I covered 5,100 miles.

Great pads and a great price , also have excellent stopping power

This brake pads are cost effective and simple to fit by yourself! They have lots of stopping power and are good in all weather conditions.

Installed onto TRP Spyre disc brake calipers. Once the brake pads are bedded in they perform well. One tip is apply a small amount of copper grease on the back of the brake pad and caliper piston using a cotton bud and being careful to avoid contact with the brake pad material or disc rotor. This tip makes the brakes very quiet under heavy braking loads and no squealing. Of course if you don't mind brake noise, then just install the pads in bedded process as normal.

Used on my Riverside 500 - the brakes are Tektro TKD 68 but I couldn't find replacement pads for these listed on any of the descriptions on the Decathlon site. They fit and have significantly improved the braking. They don't come with the small metal pin used to holding them into the brake mechanism, so don't lose the existing one.

Bought these for spares over the winter , but have used before and Can not fault them . Bed in quickly.