MAGURA Brake Pads Type 4.2 Endurance

Riders who put in the distance need pads that go the distance. The MAGURA Type 4.2 Endurance brake pads are engineered for consistent stopping power and extended pad life on MT4 and MT Trail Sport hydraulic disc brake calipers. The Endurance compound delivers predictable modulation and fade resistance across varied terrain and conditions — without constant pad replacement disrupting your riding schedule.

Built for the Long Ride

Whether you’re tackling multi-day bikepacking routes or just want pads that don’t need replacing every few months, the 4.2 Endurance compound is formulated for low wear with reliable, linear braking feel from fresh pads through to their final millimetres.

Key Features

• ✅ Compound: Endurance (4.2) — low wear, consistent modulation
• ✅ Compatible with: MAGURA MT4, MT Trail Sport
• ✅ Brake type: Hydraulic disc brake
• ✅ Contents: 1 set (2 pads)
• ✅ Weight (net): approx. 70 g per set
• ✅ Packed dimensions: approx. 10 × 6 × 2 cm
• ✅ Ideal for: Trail, all-mountain, bikepacking, touring

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which MAGURA brakes are compatible with the 4.2 Endurance pads?

The Type 4.2 Endurance pads are designed for MAGURA MT4 and MT Trail Sport hydraulic disc brake calipers. Check your brake model before ordering.

What is the difference between Endurance and Performance?

Endurance (4.2) pads offer longer life and consistent modulation — ideal for everyday riding, touring, and trail use. Performance pads provide higher peak stopping power but wear faster.

How many pads are included?

Each set contains 2 pads (1 set = 2 pieces) for one caliper. Order 2 sets for a full front and rear replacement.

Are these suitable for e-bikes?

Yes, provided your e-bike is equipped with compatible MAGURA MT4 or MT Trail Sport calipers. The Endurance compound handles the additional braking demands of e-bikes reliably.

Do these pads require bedding in?

Yes. Perform 10–15 progressive brake applications from medium speed before riding hard. Avoid hard stops during the first few kilometres to allow the compound to seat correctly.

When should I replace these brake pads?

Replace when friction material wears to approximately 1 mm, when braking power decreases, or when metallic scraping is heard. Inspect every 500–1,000 km, more frequently in wet or muddy conditions.