Sinter brake pad Sram, Avid Level, Road, organic, red S514

Upgrade your stopping power with the Sinter Red S514 organic brake pads — engineered for riders who demand consistent, high-performance braking in all conditions. Whether you're tackling wet mountain descents or dry tarmac, these polymer/organic pads deliver confident modulation and fade resistance from the first squeeze.

Key Features

• Compound: Organic/polymer — smooth, quiet engagement with low rotor wear
• Base: Steel-backed for precise seating and long-term durability
• Conditions: Optimised for wet and dry — on-road and off-road
• OEM reference: 73-017-041-0
• Colour: Red
• EAN: 3838835427306

Compatible Brake Systems

The Sinter S514 pads are a direct replacement for the following SRAM and Avid hydraulic brake calipers:

• SRAM Apex 1 HRD
• SRAM Force 1 HRD & Force 22 HRD (B1)
• SRAM Level TLM (2016–2019)
• SRAM Level Ultimate
• SRAM Red eTap AXS Gen. 1 ("Mono-Bloc" caliper)
• SRAM Rival 1 HRD & Rival 22 HRD (B1)
• SRAM S-700 HRD (B1)

Product Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these brake pads compatible with SRAM Red eTap AXS?

Yes — the Sinter S514 is compatible with the SRAM Red eTap AXS Gen. 1 featuring the "Mono-Bloc" caliper. Always verify your caliper generation before ordering.

What is the difference between organic and sintered brake pads?

Organic (resin) pads like the S514 use a polymer compound bonded to a steel backing. They offer quieter operation, softer initial bite, and are gentler on rotors compared to sintered (metallic) pads. They perform excellently in dry conditions and moderate wet use, making them ideal for road and gravel riding.

How long do Sinter organic brake pads last?

Lifespan depends on riding conditions, frequency, and rider weight. Under normal road/gravel use, organic pads typically last 2,000–4,000 km. Wet or mountainous riding will reduce pad life — inspect regularly and replace when compound thickness drops below 1.5 mm.

Can I use these pads for mountain biking?

These pads are designed for road and gravel hydraulic brakes (SRAM Level, Apex, Force, Rival, Red eTap AXS). They are not intended for dedicated MTB flat-mount or post-mount calipers. For aggressive MTB use, consider sintered compound pads instead.

Do I need to bed in new brake pads?

Yes — bedding in new pads is strongly recommended. Perform 10–20 moderate stops from 30 km/h to 10 km/h, allowing pads to cool between each stop. This transfers an even layer of compound onto the rotor surface and maximises braking performance.