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Old 01-24-11, 11:45 PM
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Recommended brake pads

I have Kore CX brakes on my Kona Jake the Snake, and I am looking for advice on replacment pads. I would like to install "wet" type pads.

These are the brakes:

https://www.kore-usa.com/image/produc...t_black_lg.jpg

Any recommendations?

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Kool stop salmon/black combo
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Using basic Tektro canti pads they are deeper than the braking surface of the rim. As a result I get ridges along rhe top and bottom edge of the pads.

Can non-canti pads be used? Kool Stop have a variety of low profile pads meant for BMX wheels.]

Any advice>=.
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I'm having a hard time visualizing your problem. The pads that came with my Tektro cantis are only 10mm high. Surely, your rim has more braking surface than that, so I'll assume I don't understand.

I looked at the Kool Stop BMX pads on their web site, and I can't see a particular difference between those and standard V-brake pads, but they look like they'd work with your brakes.

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from the picture, It's a V brake type pad. get a new pad set with a removable friction material insert,
there are numerous inserts that you can use then ,
mixed black /salmon compound Kool Stops a good start, once you have the holders for the pads,
you can try others, later, Swiss Stop is another company well spoken of..
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