ENVE Brake Pads for Textured Brake Tracks, Campagnolo
ENVE's brake pad inserts in the Campagnolo pattern, sold as a pair, for riders running Campagnolo rim-brake calipers on ENVE carbon. ENVE made them for the textured brake track on its 2016-and-newer 4.5 and 7.8 rims, so a Campagnolo bike can run the same pad ENVE designed for that surface.
Fit
The inserts are cut to Campagnolo's cartridge shape and fit Campagnolo pad holders only - not Shimano or SRAM holders. Keep the old insert to compare if you are unsure, or text us a photo.
Specifications
| System | Campagnolo-style cartridge insert |
|---|---|
| Brake type | Rim brake (caliper) |
| For | ENVE textured carbon brake tracks; 2016 and newer ENVE 4.5 and 7.8 rims |
| Color | Black |
| Quantity | One pair |
| Distributor part | BR0662 |
Fitting them
Clean the rim's brake track and the pad holder before fitting, set the toe-in as your caliper's maker recommends, and bed the pads in with a few firm stops on a quiet road before riding hard. Pads that have run on an aluminum rim should not go back onto carbon.
Warranty
ENVE Composites's warranty. ENVE gives the original owner a five-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, alongside its Lifetime Incident Protection program, which covers rims, forks, bars, stems, seatposts and hubs damaged in riding incidents.
ProWheelBuilder. Tools and accessories sit outside ProWheelBuilder's one-year wheel warranty, which applies to the wheels we lace. Cover for this item is the manufacturer's.
Full terms are on our Policies & Warranty page.
Brake Pads for Textured Brake Tracks, Campagnolo questions
Will these fit my Shimano calipers?
No. These are the Campagnolo shape; for Shimano-style holders take the Shimano version of the same pad.
Do they work on other carbon rims?
ENVE designed them for its own textured track. Other makers specify their own pads for their brake tracks, and we follow the rim maker's advice.
Not sure? Text or leave a voicemail on 470-253-0929 or email info@prowheelbuilder.com — you will be talking to the people who build the wheels.
