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Xiaomi M365/Pro Multiply Options Brake Pads XTECH Hydraulic Brake HB100

These pads fit the upgraded ZOOM XTECH disc brake caliper Xiaomi M365/Pro

XIAOMI scooters with Xtech HB100 calipers

Material: semi-metal/full metal
Packing: Blister boxed
Contents: one pair/2 pieces (including latch x1, spring piece x1, some models do not need)
Weight: about 35g/pair

SEMI METAL
FULL METAL
KETONE BASED
POLYMETALLIC
COMPOSITE CERAMICS

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SKU: 26199 Categories: Brake Pad All Types, Parts Xiaomi Tags: Brake Pads, HB100, Xiaomi M365, Xiaomi M365/PRO, XTECH, ZOOM

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Estimated delivery between 13/12 - 18/12

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2-year warranty on all our products (EU)
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Great and reliable pads with TÜV Certificate

Xiaomi M365 with XTECH upgrade calipers

Normally when you got upacked your scooter, the original pads on your scooter are semi metal.

The options for full metal, KETO, Polymetallic or composite ceramics pads are all an upgrade of your scooters brake performance.
If you ride scooter on rainy days, the worn-out rate of brake pads will be greatly accelerated. Quality brake pads also deal with high temperature use as in city when alway got an finger on the levers, the friction does not overheat the disc that could decompose or decay. Specially the really thin brake rotors on the Xiaomi. For this model we would always recommend Polymetallic or Ceramic pads.

Comfortable reactive braking feeling

SEMI METAL DISC BRAKE PAD

High quality resin base
Kevlar synthetic fibers
Ultrafine metal powder≥30%
Service life≥3000km(Lab data, the real performance would be shorter)

FULL METAL DISC BRAKE PAD
High copper content base

Ultrafine powder mixing of Copper, Zinc and Ceramics
Low deforming in high temperature and high pressure
Service life≥8000km (Lab data, the real performance would be shorter)

KETO (ketone-based all-metal) DISC BRAKE PAD

Used in harsh environments such as high temperature/humidity/dust

Much More Uniform Moire Keto Particles
Dupont Kevlar, ketone fibers and cooper
Much Better wear resistance
More heat resistant
Much Stronger adsorption
No abnormal sounds when braking
Service life≥6000km (Lab data, the real performance would be shorter)

POLYMETALLIC DISC BRAKE PAD
Yellow copper powder and Ceramic fibers and Kelvar.

The ultra fine yellow copper make the brake smooth
Full functional at 600 degrees high temperature
High temperature friction does not overheat the disc (decompose, decay)
Comfortable reactive braking feeling
superiority top performance in balance with wear
Super silent, even under wet condition in rain, and dust
Service life≥7000km (Lab data, the real performance would be shorter)

70% electrolysis yellow copper powder
10% of the imported ceramic powder
20% Resin with Kevlar
Grade 45 steel

COMPOSITE CERAMICS DISC BRAKE PAD

Ultrafine powder mixing of imported Ceramics, Copper and Zinc
Higher density, better performance and lower worn-out ratio on rainy days
Less braking noise, lower thermal decay rate and faster heat dissipation
Service life≥8000km (Lab data, the real performance would be shorter)

More Advantages:

Low thermal attenuation
Stable performance over 650℃
Less loss of disc
Low braking noise
All-weather application

Weight	0,042 kg
Dimensions	16,8 × 1,5 cm
Brand Name	TOPRE
Type	Scooter brake pads,MTB brake pads
Model Number	for zoom xtech, XIAOMI M365, XIAOMI M365 PRO

Brand

XIAOMI

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