Metal Brake Pads for Magura MT4 Brakes

Metal Brake Pads for Magura MT4 Brakes

These metal brake pads are a direct replacement spare part for Magura MT4 brake systems, suitable for electric scooters and bicycles. This ULIP component is designed to restore optimal braking performance when your existing pads are worn or damaged.

Product Features and Advantages

The brake pads feature a durable metal compound, which typically offers strong braking power and good longevity, especially in varied riding conditions. The set includes two brake pads and a retaining pin, providing a complete solution for one caliper.

• Compound: Metal for robust braking performance.
• Dimensions: Each pad measures approximately 33.7 mm in length, 30 mm in width, and has a total thickness of 3.85 mm.
• Weight: The pair of pads weighs approximately 26.5 grams.
• Included: Two brake pads and one retaining pin.

Compatibility and Selection

These brake pads are specifically designed for Magura MT4 brake calipers. To ensure correct fitment, it is crucial to verify that your existing brake system is indeed the Magura MT4 model. Brake pad shapes and mounting points can vary significantly between different brake models and even different generations of the same model.

Before Ordering, Please Check:

• Brake Caliper Model: Confirm that your electric scooter or bicycle is equipped with Magura MT4 brakes.
• Visual Match: Compare the shape, dimensions, and mounting hole positions of these pads with your current pads. Pay close attention to the overall pad shape, the backing plate design, and the location of the retaining pin hole.
• Existing Part Markings: If possible, check for any markings or part numbers on your original brake pads.

If you are uncertain about compatibility, we recommend sending us a photo of your existing brake pads and details of your vehicle before making a purchase.

Installation and Maintenance Guidance

Brake pad replacement should be performed by an individual with appropriate mechanical knowledge. Incorrect installation can compromise braking performance and safety. After installing new brake pads, it is essential to properly "bed in" the pads and rotors. This process involves a series of moderate stops to allow the pad material to transfer evenly to the rotor surface, optimising braking effectiveness and reducing noise.

Regularly inspect your brake pads for wear. Replace them when the friction material is close to its minimum thickness or if you notice a significant reduction in braking performance. Avoid contaminating the pads or rotors with oil or grease, as this can severely impair braking.