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Heatsink Pads, Tnn Lgm, Or Rock Pads


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  1. 1. Which pad?

    • Heatsink
      14
    • TNN LGM
      12
    • Coust pads with heatsink backing
      2


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Sorry if there is another thread about this, but i didnt find anything

So, who has Heatsinks? Who thinks they are awesome and is the best pad?

i need new pads, cant decide either TNN LGMs, HEatsink pads, or Rock pads with CNC backings.

Thanks in advanced!!

David

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Heatsink alu backing

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Coust pads with Heatsink backing

I have coustsinks on the front and heatsink yellows on the back, they both work very well however because of the setup (vee brake front) the coustsinks dont bite that hard, hold is good though; for me the yellows have superb bite and hold at all times. Rear rim has a medium grind and front has a light.

I cant see me using any other pad than heatsinks, they just seem to work for me and my setup :)

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Each pad has it's benefits…we all know that..

However, if you are looking for a pad that has ultimate locking power and truly innovative that Neil T, TRA, Stan Shaw, Ben Travis, Ben Slinger, Kenny Belaey, Joe Brewer, Ali C (to name a few) all use TNN is the only choice…

What terrain do you mostly ride?

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Off topic, why are people overlooking phat pads thesedays? There still one of the best pads out there for wet and dry weather and In my eyes they last much longer than all three of your choices.

BRING BACK PHAT :P

I think the pads aren't being considered as they haven't been formerly available for quite a while now. This is changing though. :)

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