Ashima brake pads are known for their high quality and reliability, suitable for a variety of riding styles and conditions. They offer a wide range of models compatible with major disc brake brands such as Shimano, SRAM, Magura, Avid, and others. Here's some useful information:
Types of Ashima pads
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Organic (Resin)
- Made with soft materials (resin and fibers).
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Advantages : Quiet, offer modulable braking, excellent in dry conditions.
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Disadvantages : Wears faster in muddy or wet conditions.
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Metallic (Sintered)
- They contain hot-melted metal particles.
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Advantages : Long life, excellent performance in muddy or wet conditions.
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Disadvantages : Noisier and slightly more abrasive on discs.
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Semi-metallic
- They combine resin and metal particles.
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Advantages : Good balance between durability, performance and silence.
- Ideal for mixed use.
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Specials
- Ashima also produces pads designed for extreme uses, such as downhill racing or e-bikes, which require greater heat resistance.
Distinctive features
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No-Noise Technology : Some Ashima pads are designed to minimize noise during braking.
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High heat dissipation : Thanks to advanced materials and sometimes a fin design for better ventilation.
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Universal compatibility : wide range of models for brakes of different brands.
Compatibility
Ashima offers brake pads for many brands of brake calipers, including:
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Shimano (BR series such as BR-M9000, BR-M8000, etc.)
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SRAM (Guide, Level, Code)
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Avid (BB5, BB7, Elixir)
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Magura (MT2, MT4, MT5, etc.)
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Tektro/TRP
Check the exact model of your calipers to choose the right pad.
Maintenance and replacement
- Check the thickness of the pads regularly: if they are reduced to less than 1 mm, it's time to replace them.
- Clean the brake discs when changing the pads to remove any dirt and oil residue.
