Are TRP rotors any good?

We’d rank TRP as one of the best competitors to SRAM and Shimano. The TRP Quadiem brake has all the goods, offering amazing modulation and power with a dimpled, ergonomic lever blade.

Where are TRP brakes made?

Today, TEKTRO has production facilities in Taiwan and China with over 1,600 employees and provides sales and service in Taiwan, China, Europe and USA.

What pads fit the TRP Quadiem?

Brilliantly, the TRP Quadiem brake pads are interchangeable with non-finned Shimano Saint and Zee pads.

Are Magura brakes good?

In fact, they are a top-performing brake I hope to ride on more test bikes in the future. Magura’s MT7 Pro brakes offer powerful and predictable stopping power, require zero maintenance and manage heat better than most of the brakes I’ve ridden.

Is the TRP G spec quadiem a good disc brake?

As a brake designed for gravity riding, the G-Spec Quadiem isn’t that powerful but it’s has light action and is superbly modulated, so would actually make a better trail brake.

What kind of brake pads do TRP use?

Brilliantly, the TRP Quadiem brake pads are interchangeable with non-finned Shimano Saint and Zee pads. Big ups to TRP for giving up proprietary replacement part dollars to ensure customers can buy pads everywhere.

Are there any quadiem disc brakes that work?

The finish on the G-Spec version of the Quadiem is slick but aside from that and some titanium hardware both levels of Quadiem are identical. Tektro is well known for manufacturing a plethora of good budget bicycle brakes including some very Shimano-esque disc brake systems.

How did Trp change their eMTB brake design?

Instead of relying solely on their previous DH caliper and master cylinder designs, TRP incorporated a few lessons they learned with their eMTB brake and made some significant changes across the board. They began with a redesigned lever, offering better single finger engagement with increased grip.