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Avid 20 R Performance Pads Brake Pad
Product DescriptionAvid 20R V-Brake Pads Symmetrical: 20R pads are symmetrical, for use on front or rear linear pull brakes. All complete brake pads include mounting hardware.
User Reviews
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AK Joe
a Cross Country Rider
from Anchorage, AK Date Reviewed: April 26, 2011 Strengths: Well, they are better than using your feet to stop, but that is about it. Weaknesses: Poor grip, wear very quickly, not much stopping power. The reasonable price is undercut by poor durability and bad performance. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Secret Duration Product Used: 1 Year Price Paid: $6.00 Purchased At: REI Similar Products Used: Kool Stop Thinline; Kool Stop MTB Pads Bike Setup: Litespeed, brakes are Paul Components neo-retro cantis but I've got another bike with Moto-z-lite V brakes using Kool Stop pads 
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cro-mo man
a Cross Country Rider
from Sherwood, Ark. Date Reviewed: November 1, 2008 Strengths: A good all-around stopper. Is easy to set up, quiet, inexpensive. Weaknesses: haven't really encountered any. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: hardpack Duration Product Used: 1 Year Purchased At: lbs Bike Setup: vintage steel hardtail
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Jim
a Weekend Warrior
from San Diego, CA, USA Date Reviewed: June 8, 2005 Strengths: nicely shaped to fit the rim Weaknesses: DESTROYED THE RIMS!!! Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Purchased At: came stock on Redline Conquest Pro 'cross bike Similar Products Used: Kool Stop Eagle 2 Bike Setup: Redline Conquest Pro cyclocross bike, Ultegra group, Velomax Sagitta alloy clincher rims, Avid Shorty 4 brakes and *these freakin' rim-eating pads*.
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Kevin
a Cross Country Rider
from Dillsburg, PA Date Reviewed: February 7, 2004 Strengths: They don't sing to me and they do an OK job of getting my speed under control. But... Weaknesses: they wear extremely fast probably due to the fact that they retain all the mud and sand and whatever else you encounter during the ride, and when you apply the brakes, they grind it all into your rims. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Singletrack Duration Product Used: 6 months Purchased At: Came stock on 2003 Trek Fuel 90 Similar Products Used: I'm now running Kool Stop MTB (salmon and black) brake pads. Bike Setup: 2003 Trek Fuel 90 with IRC Mythos XC 2.1 kevlar tires and Kool Stop MTB (salmon and black) brake pads.
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Slow
a Cross Country Rider
from You would know it Date Reviewed: February 12, 2002 Strengths: They perform great (combinet with Avid SD3). No unwanted music (squeeling). Weaknesses: Wear too quick. In two months they worn out completley Tendt to overheat during a longer breaking causing them to loose "power" Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Purchased At: Came with my Diamondback Similar Products Used: Corrtec yellow, and lots of no name pads Bike Setup: Avid SD3 braks and Alex DH19 rims 
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Robert Sosic
a Cross Country Rider
from Rovinj Date Reviewed: October 10, 2001 Strengths: brakes very smooth, but not so powerful Weaknesses: wear very, very quickly, my pair got away in less than 3 months, i suppose eat rims, not so good in wet conditions Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Similar Products Used: other no-name types Bike Setup: Kona Cinder Cone with Avid Single Digit 3 
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Pritch
a Weekend Warrior
from Bristol, UK Date Reviewed: July 27, 2001 Strengths: stops you! Weaknesses: none yet. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Leigh Woods Duration Product Used: 2 Years Similar Products Used: all sorts of other systems. Bike Setup: Marin Nail Trail '99 (stockish)
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