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Galfer FD466 G1554T Pro Semi-Metallic Brake Pads for Hope V4 / Trickstuff Maxima Disc Brakes
Galfer FD466 G1554T Pro Semi-Metallic Brake Pads are designed for Hope V4 and Trickstuff Maxima disc brakes. They feature a semi-metallic compound for reliable braking performance in extreme terrain conditions, including wet and dirty environments.
Checked Jul 14, 2026 14:31
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About Galfer FD466 G1554T Pro Semi-Metallic Brake Pads for Hope V4 / Trickstuff Maxima Disc Brakes
Galfer FD466 G1554T Pro Semi-Metallic Brake Pads are specifically designed for use with Hope V4 and Trickstuff Maxima disc brakes. These brake pads feature a semi-metallic compound, which provides a consistent braking response throughout their lifespan. This results in improved bicycle control and increased confidence and security for the rider. The G1554T Pro compound is ideal for extreme terrain conditions, including wet and dirty environments, as it maintains braking power easily. This makes it perfect for extreme downhill riding where brakes are subject to maximum levels of temperature. The braking performance is steady and lengthy, and the pads are able to perform in high temperatures without losing power.
- Semi-metallic compound
- Consistent braking response
- Improved bicycle control
- Increased confidence and security
- Ideal for extreme terrain conditions
- Maintains braking power in wet and dirty environments
- Suitable for extreme downhill riding
Specifications
- Electronic shifting
- Yes
- Brake type
- Disc brake
- Piston count
- 4
- Pad compound
- Semi-metallic
- Brake compatibility
- Shimano XTR / Shimano Deore XT / Shimano SLX / Shimano Saint / Shimano ZEE / SRAM Maven / SRAM Code / SRAM Guide / SRAM Level / Magura MT5 / Magura MT7 / Magura MT8
- Drivetrain series
- Shimano Deore XT
- Brake pad shape
- FD466
- drivetrain_brand
- Shimano
- model_code
- FD466G1554T
- use
- Road
- weight_g
- 30 g
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