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Zipp Tangente Platinum Pro Evo Brake Pad Inserts - Shimano

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Zipp Tangente Platinum Pro Evo Brake Pad Inserts - Shimano

From £29.99

Lowest ever £29.99 · seen 10 August 2026

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The current best price for Zipp Tangente Platinum Pro Evo Brake Pad Inserts - Shimano is £29.99 from Tweeks Cycles. The lowest price we have recorded is £29.99 on .

Zipp's Tangente Platinum Pro Evo Brake Pads have been designed to offer excellent performance in all conditions. Specially formulated for rims with a carbon braking surface, the Platinum Pro Evo's raise the bar for braking performance and control.Carbon-braking surface specific compound excels in all conditionsGrooves provide excellent water dissipation in wet conditionsDelivers smooth speed control and reliable stopping powerSold in packs of two - enough for one brakeOnly compatible with tubular or clincher rims with carbon braking surface - do not use on rims with aluminium braking surfaceFull carbon rims with carbon braking surfaces can suffer from poor braking performance in some conditions, so Zipp designed the Tangente Platinum Pro Evos to excel at all times, regardless of the conditions. The compound has been designed to work specifically with carbon brake tracks, providing excellent modulation and control combined with more than enough stopping power. When the conditions turn foul, the grooves in the pad surface dissipate water with ease, leaving the braking performance largely unaffected. If you want fantastic braking performance in all conditions for your carbon rims, look no further than the Zipp Tangente Platinum Pro Evo!

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23 Aug 2026, 06:00365Rider£38.96Visit retailer(opens in a new window)
10 Aug 2026, 22:01Tweeks Cycles£29.99Visit retailer(opens in a new window)

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