Remi Gauvin Tests Metallic vs. Resin Mountain Bike Brake Pads [Video]

Follow Remi Gauvin down multiple laps to determine if resin or metallic pads allow him to brake less and ride faster on his mountain bike.
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Follow Remi Gauvin down multiple laps to determine if resin or metallic pads allow him to brake less and ride faster.

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