Sintered brake pads ULIP for SCOTT Ransom eRIDE 920 – Shimano BR-M7120

ULIP wide sintered brake pads with ZEE M640 shape

The ULIP Sintered pair features bronze-colored backing plates, a wide friction surface, and top mounting tabs. The overall pad profile measures approximately 39.4 × 24.5 mm with a thickness of 4.1 mm.

Features and fitment

• Model: Scott Ransom eRIDE 920.
• Brake pad compound: sintered metal – ULIP Sintered.
• ULIP Sintered, sintered brake pads.
• Bronze-colored backing plates; includes spring and retaining pin.
• Approximate dimensions: 39.4 × 24.5 × 4.1 mm; pin hole: 3.4 mm.

Approximate dimensions

• Pad: 39.4 × 24.5 × 4.1 mm.
• Hole: 3.4 mm.

The retaining pin hole has a diameter of approximately 3.4 mm; includes spring and split pin. Before choosing, compare the exact caliper model and existing pad shape, especially for bikes with different model years of components.

Compatibility requirement: Shimano BR-M7120 caliper installed. Also compare with D01S/D02S/D03S family pad shapes.

Brake pad compound

Sintered metal pads generally handle heat and wear well in wet conditions. Compared to organic pads, they may be louder and cause more disc wear. Use a disc rotor compatible with metal pads.

When to replace and how to start

• Inspect pads if braking performance decreases, wear is uneven, or they are contaminated. Replace both pads in the same caliper; check the brake manual for the minimum allowable thickness.
• Remove the retainer and the old pair. Prepare the space for new pads according to your caliper's procedure, then insert the spring, the new pair, and the retainer. Do not grease friction surfaces.
• Check wheel clearance and lever operation. Bed in new pads with several gradual stops in a safe area, without locking the wheel.