Swissstop Blue cartridge V Brake Pads - inc. Pins - for Ceramic & CSS Rims
£25.99
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£25.99
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Details
- These pads have been specifically made for CSS and ceramic rims (carbide super sonic) rims
- They fit into Shimano Deore V Brakes (2010), LX (2005+), XT (1997+) or XTR (1998+) cartridge shoes
- We have confirmed that they offer long life and good braking in wet or dry conditions
- It is essential that these pads are ONLY used on CSS or ceramic rims and NOT used on ordinary aluminium braking surfaces
- Includes V-brake fixing pins for installation Brake surface length 63mm.
- They fit into Shimano Deore V Brakes (2010), LX (2005+), XT (1997+) or XTR (1998+) cartridge shoes
- We have confirmed that they offer long life and good braking in wet or dry conditions
- It is essential that these pads are ONLY used on CSS or ceramic rims and NOT used on ordinary aluminium braking surfaces
- Includes V-brake fixing pins for installation Brake surface length 63mm.
Specification
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Questions & Answers (12)
Avid Shorty Ultimate Shorty compatability
By Neil
16 Jan 2021
Hi, I use Avid Ultimate Shorty cantilevers which seem to only accept a road type pad (and not a V brake pad)
Are there road pad equivalents of this pad or is there an alternative V brake type holder that will fit the Ultimate Shortys and take these pads please?
Are there road pad equivalents of this pad or is there an alternative V brake type holder that will fit the Ultimate Shortys and take these pads please?
SJS Customer Service:
Thank you for your enquiry, these are only for CSS rims.
Regards WD 05/02/2021
Regards WD 05/02/2021
are these compatible with carbon rims. If not what can i use to fit my s70c cantilever brakeset
By Stephen Burgess
20 Dec 2020
SJS Customer Service:
NO, these are not compatible with carbon fiber rims. We do not have a recommendation for an alternative which are safe to use on carbon rims
JK 23.12.20
JK 23.12.20
Have the pins changed recently?
By matt
07 Sep 2018
I fitted a set 3 years ago and the pins sank right down.
The set I have now - the pins don't go all the way down.
The top 'loop' sits about 3mm proud of the pad. I am concerned that the pin will drop out. A friend said that the pin is a 'collapsable' type. Not sure what this means. If pins do come out is there a danger of the pad coming loose?
The set I have now - the pins don't go all the way down.
The top 'loop' sits about 3mm proud of the pad. I am concerned that the pin will drop out. A friend said that the pin is a 'collapsable' type. Not sure what this means. If pins do come out is there a danger of the pad coming loose?
SJS Customer Service:
The pin should push all the way in with just a small section acting as a hook out of the top. Ensure the pin has correctly come out of the lower hole and that it is orientated correctly.
Thanks
Thanks
Are these still in production? Is it necessary to stock up?
By Dave B
06 Apr 2018
SJS Customer Service:
Hi there,
We have no reason to suggest you would need to stock up on these.
Thanks
We have no reason to suggest you would need to stock up on these.
Thanks
Are these the correct replacement for pads listed as part 13032 in my original Thorn invoice?
By Jonathan Bennett
12 Mar 2018
SJS Customer Service:
Hi there,
These are the correct pads for CSS rims.
Thanks
These are the correct pads for CSS rims.
Thanks
How do you tell when these blocks are worn to their limit?
By Brian
15 Feb 2018
Can you leave replacement until the little surface notches disappear completely?
SJS Customer Service:
Hi there,
Yes, as the notches disappear, its time to replace.
Thanks
Yes, as the notches disappear, its time to replace.
Thanks
How long will they last in the packet
By Rael
02 Oct 2017
I bought these as spares in 2010. I am no way close to wearing out the set that came with my Thorn Raven. How long will the spare set last before they become too old to use?
SJS Customer Service:
I think they'd have shelf life of decades.
Block Shoe
By Anonymous
31 Jul 2016
Will these blocks fit into Ashima 72m Cantilever Brake Block shoes?
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
These Swissstop Blue blocks should fit fine into your 72mm Ashima cantilever brake block shoes.
Thanks.
These Swissstop Blue blocks should fit fine into your 72mm Ashima cantilever brake block shoes.
Thanks.
How Many?
By da
02 Feb 2015
Does one get the four shown or just two?
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
These brake blocks come as a pack of 4 as shown in the picture.
Thanks.
These brake blocks come as a pack of 4 as shown in the picture.
Thanks.
Where Is The Holder For These Blocks?
By e
02 Feb 2015
I need just the holder.
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
These blocks are designed as replacement blocks for any Shimano style V-brake holder. The holders are not available without pads I'm afraid so if you wanted to use these blocks you would have to buy a full set of pads and remove the inserts from them.
Thanks.
These blocks are designed as replacement blocks for any Shimano style V-brake holder. The holders are not available without pads I'm afraid so if you wanted to use these blocks you would have to buy a full set of pads and remove the inserts from them.
Thanks.
Do These Fit The Same As Shimano S70C Brake Pads?
By Luther
01 Dec 2014
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
Yes, these brake blocks will fit into the brake shoes the same as standard Shimano V-brake blocks like the S70C blocks.
Thanks.
Yes, these brake blocks will fit into the brake shoes the same as standard Shimano V-brake blocks like the S70C blocks.
Thanks.
Cantilever Compatibility
By Reuben
20 Jun 2014
Can these be used with cantilever brakes? I assume so, as they're the recommended pads for Rigida Grizzly CSS 700C rims, and I haven't seen many 700C tourers using v brakes compared with cantilevers.
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
As they are only the inserts you'll need to fit them to a cantilever compatible backing then they will work fine with cantilever brakes. V-brakes are less common on 700c wheels but the CSS sidewall is more popular on their 26" Andra rims.
Thanks.
As they are only the inserts you'll need to fit them to a cantilever compatible backing then they will work fine with cantilever brakes. V-brakes are less common on 700c wheels but the CSS sidewall is more popular on their 26" Andra rims.
Thanks.