Quick Summary
These 6 pairs of bike disc brake pads are made for Shimano C501, M575, M525, M495, M486, M485, M475 and M465. The pack includes brake pads, stainless steel spring clips and stainless steel bolts, so it is set up as a replacement parts bundle rather than a single pair.
The pads are described as resin bicycle disc brake pads with a rigid back and copper fibre. When choosing this kind of part, the main checks are exact caliper compatibility, the pad shape and whether the fitting hardware matches your setup.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Bike disc brake pads for replacement or maintenance use. |
| Quantity | 6 pairs, which is a multi-pack rather than a single pair. |
| Compatibility | Listed for Shimano C501, M575, M525, M495, M486, M485, M475 and M465. |
| Included fittings | Stainless steel spring clips and stainless steel bolts are included. |
| Pad material | Resin bicycle disc brake pads with a rigid back and copper fibre. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Caliper fit: Match the pad shape and the caliper model before choosing.
- Pack quantity: This is a 6-pair pack, so check that you want multiple replacement sets.
- Included fittings: Make sure the supplied clips and bolts suit your installation.
- Pad type: Compare the resin pad construction with your current setup and preference.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
The main compatibility point is the Shimano model list. These pads are named for C501, M575, M525, M495, M486, M485, M475 and M465. For a correct match, compare the pad shape against the original pads on your bike and confirm the caliper model before buying.
What Is Included
- 6 pairs of bicycle disc brake pads
- 6 stainless steel spring clips
- 6 stainless steel bolts
Before You Decide
Check the Shimano model, the pad shape and the 6-pair quantity before choosing an offer. If you need a single replacement set rather than a multi-pack, this configuration is not the right match.
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Fitting Check
Brake pads are a safety-critical replacement part. If you are unsure about the match or fitting, consult a cycle mechanic and follow the instructions for your brake system before riding.
