Description Stop faster with SwissStop's high performance brake pads. Advanced materials and an incredibly detailed production process ensure the powerful braking performance and superior modulation relied on by pro riders.
This RacePro pad model fits Campagnolo 10/11 (including 2011 and later models) and Zero Gravity holders. This version features the Black Prince high performance compound for carbon rims. The Prince compound provides superior modulation on carbon brake track.
RacePro Black Prince Brake Pads are not designed for use with aluminum rims. Sold in sets of four pads (enough to retrofit a front and rear brake).
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Brake pads for multiple wheels.
Good brake pads, can use with different wheels so don't have to swap pads every time o swap wheels. Don't last as long as brand proprietary pads however.
Reviewed 3/2/2023
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Good product. Can be used on multiple carbon wheels.
Allows me to swap out wheels without changing brake pads. Not terribly long-lasting.
Reviewed 6/24/2022
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stops well but wears out fast
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I'm not a competitive cyclist. I am your typical fred when it comes to go-fast parts. I got some carbon wheels with brake tracks, and these pads to match them. The stopping power is great when dry, but (as I'd been warned) slow to come on in the wet. The think that shocked me the most is how quickly they wear out. I'm down over 1mm in less than 200mi of riding. I'm 200lbs, for what it's worth.
Reviewed 4/21/2014
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Does NOT fit Campy 12 speed
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
USA
I was replacing my Campy Chorus 12-speed Zipp pads. According to the Swiss Stop web site, their product is supposed to fit Campy 10/11/12 speed. They do not.
First, two of the 4 pads do not have an indentation for the retaining screw. Second, for these 2 pads, when you put in the retaining screw, it causes the pad to move out of the holder and rub against the rim. So should I go without the screw or only partially put in the screw so it doesn't cause the pad to pop out?
I sent an email to Swiss Stop. They replied quickly with this answer: "the compatibility of brake pads on Campy brakes is in my opinion very complicated. IF you have a retaining screw on your brake shoes, you will need Flash Pro pads. Race Pro pads are basically for those brake shoes which have a pin included to the brake shoe."
WTF?
Reviewed 1/9/2022
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Solid stopping power - no squealing!
by Anonymous
Competitive Racer
San Martin CA
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Like them better than the yellow ones - no squealing what so ever.
Reviewed 8/18/2014
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Great replacement pads for your carbon rims by Lightweight!
by Cyclingmasterseller
Cycling Enthusiast
Grove City, OH
3 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
This replacement pad is of the same value and performance which comes standard on my Lightweights.
With a clean carbon brake surface, these pads will NEVER Squeak!
This is a great value and well worth the purchase.
Reviewed 4/11/2017
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