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Swissstop
49.81USD
Rated 4.6/5
based on 47 Customer reviews
The Flash Pro brake blocks, featuring Swisstop's Yellow King compound, offers the best braking performance in all conditions and designed solely for carbon wheels. Excellent stopping power wet and dry with superior modulation and low pad wear rates.
Top Features:
For Shimano/SRAM brake systems
Supplied as 1 pair
Top performance on dry rims and even better performance on wet rims (carbon)
Complete absence of abrasive materials which could damage rims
Compatibilty with all rim materials with no danger of damaging the rim through using the wrong pad
Consistent braking power from -20C to +40C
Silent Operation
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The Flash Pro brake blocks, featuring Swisstop's Yellow King compound, offers the best braking performance in all conditions and designed solely for carbon wheels. Excellent stopping power wet and dry with superior modulation and low pad wear rates.
Description
Yellow King Compound High performance compound for carbon wheels. Excellent stopping power wet and dry with superior modulation and low pad wear rates.
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Customer Reviews
Swissstop Flash Pro Yellow Carbon Rim Brake Blocks is rated
4.7 out of
5 by
37.
Rated 4 out of
5 by
AkisaLibra73 from
The Gold StandardWonderful stopping power, decent longevity but be warned the 2.5mm pad retention bolt on the shoe is RIDICULOUSLY easy to round out. so GREAT care is required.
Date published: 2016-08-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Vinothecaferacer from
Swisstop pads are the best pads I've usedfor that moment when you really need to stop Swisstop don't let you down, i won't go back to standard pads now...
Date published: 2016-01-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Petiteborde from
Does the jobUsed on an old Zipp (440) carbon wheel and work very well. Also, that yellow adds a certain pizzazz!
Date published: 2015-08-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
StevenTCR from
cracking brakescovered over 2000 miles now and they still have plenty of use, work well in the rain but sometimes a little squeaky if braking too hard, when i need to replace them i will get these again for sure. They also look very smart on the bike.
I understand that this pad with TRP holder is actually also compatible with Campag 11 speed skeleton brakes. Can you confirm this?
Asked by: UncleMax
According to the SwissStop Worldwide homepage the full pad with holder is compatible with Campagnolo Skeleton 10/11 speed brakes. You can view the page here: http://www.swissstop.ch/road.aspx
Answered by: WiggleDean
Date published: 2016-08-14
How many brake pads are provided? Do I need to buy one or two pairs(one for front brakes, one for rear)?
Asked by: zippsarefast
You get two brake blocks par order: you need to buy a pair for each wheel.
Answered by: jsg59
Date published: 2016-06-25
Peformance with alloy rims?
Has anyone got any any idea how these pads perform on alloy rims? Are they comparable to the greens? I only ask because I'm trying to work out if they'd do the job equally well when swapping between alloy and carbon rims. Thanks a lot.
Asked by: Athelstan
Not sure of the performance, but if you've ever checked and old set of brake blocks used on alloy rims, they have flakes of aluminium from the braking surface embedded in the pads. I wouldn't want that scraping across my expensive carbon rims.
Answered by: lunatic
Date published: 2013-10-23
Better than Shimano Durace Pads?
Does anyone know if the Swisstop pads will perform better than the Shimano Pads?
Asked by: theV
Yes these are awesome for stopping power
Your shimano pads will feel like wood blocks
Answered by: crickets
Date published: 2013-10-23
Are these pads compatible with Shimano Dura Ace 7900 calipers (Di2) and Zipp 404 carbon wheels?
Asked by: Paul73
yes i use yellow on my zipps and i wont use anything else
Answered by: babe
Date published: 2013-10-23
Is setting toe possible with these brake shoes?
Do these brake shoes have attachment system, which allows setting toe (i.e. front end of the pad will strike the rim first when braking) without bending the bending caliper arms or cutting toe into the pad?
Asked by: Haba
Yes, the hex nut that attaches the block to the brake caliper has some "play" in it. Loosen the nut, adjust the alignment of the brack block and re-tighten. The concave shaped washer will fit to the convex section of the block to hold it in place.
Answered by: lunatic
Date published: 2013-10-23
Are these brakes suitable replacements for Campag Veloce pads on my Wilier?
Asked by: Kingofthemountains
There are different models for Campag brake sets.
Answered by: jsg59
Date published: 2013-10-23
Are they compatible with Mavic Cosmic Carbone SLR wheels?
Asked by: eduk
I can confirm that these will be compatible with your wheels.
Answered by: WiggleShack
Date published: 2013-10-23
do you get the shoes with the pads?
hi do you get the swiss stop shoes with the pads also? if so can i get green pads instead of the yellow ones?
Asked by: tingting44
You will receive the yellow pads and the shoes. You'll need to order the green pads separately for this.
Answered by: WiggleDanO
Date published: 2014-03-21
Will these pads+pad holders fit TRP-designed brakes on BMC TMR01/TM01?
I'm looking for a separate set of brake pads+pad holders for my TMR01/TM01 bikes. I understand these are billed as replacements for Shimano/SRAM but they look very similar to the TRP-made brakes on my BMC TMR01.
I've attached a photo of the TMR01 rear brake as well as a screenshot of the assembly instructions for the brake. Notice the yellow-highlighted items indicate 2 different length female barrel receivers for the M5 x 16 bolt. The 2 lengths are meant to accommodate different rim widths (see the table below) probably due to the close tolerances of the brake design.
So I would like to know if the bolt provided on the Flash Pro Yellow blocks is also M5 thread (would be nice it they are actually M5 x 16).
