Brake Shoes w/Threaded Hardware

This is the classic choice where it fits. The Eagle 2 will fit most rear brakes, but due to the long rear section, there may be clearance problems in some front brakes. If your rim/forkblade clearance is tight, you should choose one of the thinline models, or the Continental. The Eagle 2 has all of the special Kool Stop features described above.

Great replacement pads for old Three-Speed and Ten-Speed bikes with side-pull or center-pull brake calipers. Threaded stud.

This new model is a major upgrade from the Eagle 2 . The Supra 2 havs the same form as the Eagle 2, but with the more versatile hardware of the BMX, MTB Dual Compound, and Thinline Threaded. Full salmon coverage provides maximum braking power.

This model is an all-salmon version of the Mountain Pad. A major upgrade from the Thinline, they have a double curved design that provides substantially more contact area. Full salmon coverage provides maximum braking power. Note! Although Kool Stop's marketing folks think of this as a "mountain bike" item, these are actually the very best option for all brakes that use threaded studs. They may be a problem for front brakes on some bikes that have excessively tight clearance between the fork blades and the rim.

The Thinline threaded has all of the features of the Eagle 2, but is not as thick. This is a good choice for front brakes with limited clearance, or for use with "direct-pull" brakes, such as the Shimano "V-Brake" ®. This model includes all hardware, including high-quality spherical washers, of differential thickness to allow fine-tuning the reach.

This Dual Compound model is the top choice for modern mountain bikes with direct pull brakes. A major upgrade from the Thinline, the Mountain Pads have a double curved design that provides substantially more contact area. The Dual Compound design should help reduce "Shimano Squeal" Note! Although Kool Stop's marketing folks think of this as a "mountain bike" item, these are actualy the very best option for all brakes that use threaded studs. They may be a problem for front brakes on some bikes that have excessively tight clearance between the fork blades and the rim.

This new road shoe/holder system uses the Shimano style refills, fits all caliper brakes that use a threaded post, and whose slots are 7mm or wider. Kool Stop's Made-in-USA pad holder is similar to the Shimano Dura-Ace, only better. It features ball-and-socket mounting for greater angle djustability than any similar unit.

These come with dual-compound refills installed, and include a spare set of salmon refills.