Btwin, Shimano Deore/Tektro Disc Brake Pads

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.

Good product nice price.

Exactly what you would expect. Not an expert, all I know is my bike now stops.

very good value quick delivery. as good as any pads i`ve used before.

Used on Specialised Rock hopper to replace original Tektro pads. Working great on my hydraulic discs. These get hard use as I also use the bike to commute with some heavy downhill sections.

Great product with excellent support.

I've used these replacement brake pads multiple times for my MTB (Rockrider 500). I've found the following positives and negatives: Positive: 1. Cost 2. Braking is as effective as with the original pads that come factory fitted Negative: 1. The friction material is very thin and does not last very long (as a comparison, the factory fitted pads lasted ~ 10,000 Km whereas these last only about 1500 - 2000 Km) 2. The pad, when worn out, fades out completely very abruptly. This could be rather dangerous. I lost braking on the front brake, very fortunately, when running errands close to home. I had done a Nandi ride just the previous weekend and it could have proved catastrophic if it had happened then. 3. There is no replacement split pin to use with the pads. This is a pain point since I need to go to a hardware store to get a new split pin or reuse the old one (which is really not recommended and can be very unsafe - which, by the way, is done by the Decathlon store mechanics themselves, since they do not have replacement split pins)

Affordable and quality