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Question: can these fit on a trek 7.2 fx hybrid
Document: I bought these to replace aging and worn out pads on a 2010 Trek FX bicycle. They fit great and worked just like OEM.
Had these installed on my comfort hybrid. They brake the bike in a nice, stable, quiet way. Will see how they hold up. Great value.
These break were very inexpensive compared to some of the other on the market but they do their job. I have had them for about 2 weeks now and my breaking has been okay. I would prefer them to be a bit thicker so they last a longer time. But i guess this was done on purpose due to the low price.
These brakes work just as expected, and are pretty large compared to the stock brakes on my hybrid bike. More brake pad means faster and safer stops.Comes with all the hardware to mount and should last a good long while.
I recently purchased these brake pads  and there amazing. My friend brought in his Trek 3900 for a tuneup, and they put these same brakes on the bike and I loved the way they stopped, so I ordered them for myself and there amazing. I would definitely recommend them.
They're inexpensive but they work well enough. I ride to the tennis courts and the grocery store on my Schwinn hybrid; I am not racing. These brakes work fine for that purpose. You spandex wearing speed racers might be more critical. For the price and my riding needs these are fine.
I have used these pads extensively on my &#34;Hybrid bike.&#34;  I do a lot of cycling, so of course, I need to change the pads pretty often.I have gone through 3 sets, and am pleased with the performance. They have never failed me. Good stopping power, good reliability, good lifespan.I see the price here on Amazon is a little better than REI (as long as you're in &#34;Prime.&#34;)&#10004; Recommend!
Pads failed on the beach cruiser back wheel. So, went to Wally-World & bought some Bell &#34;universal&#34; brand pads. These Bell universal pads squeeled so bad it was ridiculous. They were horrible. Took them off & put these Avid pads on. No more squeeling. Good reliable stopping power. Only reason 4 stars is I expected a set of (4) pads. Only (2) pads came in this set. So, they're kind of expensive.
I bought these about three months ago to replace the brakes on my Canondate Quick 5 hybrid. I use it daily on a hilly commute. They get a lot of use. In every respect I've been happy with them and I will most likely buy the same model when these wear out.I wouldn't know a luxury brake if I saw one (I'm assuming they exit?) but I do know a garbage break when I use/see one. This is not garbage. It's equal to or better than the brakes that came with my bike.
What you need if you order this break pad: 1) Allen wrenches: in order to tighten the pad in place; 2) an understanding of brake replacement: there are no instructions; 3) A sense of humor: there're four pieces to help fill the empty space between the brake and the wheel but it was already tight on my road bike so I had to stack all four on the outside of the brake chassis BECAUSE it so happens that the screw threads only go down so far (horrible idea for brake pad design).
Answer: yes