Clear Brake Pads for Tuffs???

[Redline]

I keep seeing people saying that clear brake pads work the best on tuffs using DC MX1000 callipers.... want to give 'em a try so which brand of clear pads do I look for guys?

Any links etc??

Cheers

John

[pickle]

any of them, they all work as good as eachother.  The Radshop did their own for about a fiver which worked well when i used them, but be aware....whatever ones you go for they will squeel like a bitch  

http://www.radbmxshop.co.uk/shop/article_45/RADBMX-Clear-Brake-Pads.html'sessid=hMesB77TyncGjT7iFbihyWMH2KLqFDZVYvFUSP2pLvQxa0exErlJIvvGWJBV58Kr&shop_param=cid%3D46%26aid%3D45%26

If you fancy a bit of colour bling

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Diamondback-Clear-Vee-Brake-Pads-3-Colours-RRP-7-99-/190813178345?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&var=490138468965&hash=item2c6d5a09e9

[not johndub71]

Salt from Halfrauds. Work damn good.

[griff]

as pickle said radshop's clear pads work a treat on tuffs
I find the squeaking saves you having to use a bell or horn to disperse a crowd when on a ride through town 

[GavinDavis]

Why do all clear pads squeel like a biatch?? Surely they can figure out the right compound with technology these days 

[Redline]

Thanks for the helpful info guys... much appreciated 

[Bigbadsam]

i used Asdas finest pads on the wigan ride last year and have to say they were pretty good. We did a good few miles on and off road and they performed so well i kept them on for the southport ride too.

here it is outside some random pie eaters shop.



here it is again in the back ground outside a local southport tavern.



they were still good when i did a stoppie-endo at the station for the drunken crowd  waiting to board the train