Cannondale Bad Habit brake pad compatibility guide
Choose the exact model and confirm the fitted caliper. The displayed year is a source record label or catalogue edition, not a guaranteed production year.
Pad compatibility last checked 28 August 2026. Source year labels and catalogue editions do not guarantee the bike's production year.
Verified Finder records
Mountain bike
Fitted front and rear: SRAM Maven Stealth 4-piston hydraulic disc, 220/200mm HS2 rotors. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: TRP EVO Pro 4-piston hydraulic disc, 220/200mm rotors. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: SRAM Maven Stealth 4-piston hydraulic disc, 220/200mm HS2 rotors. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: BR-M6000. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: BR-MT500. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: SRAM Guide R. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: BR-M615. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: BR-M615. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: SRAM Guide R. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Cannondale Bad Habit brake pad questions
Choose the exact Bad Habit model and confirm the marking on the fitted caliper. The 2025/2026 value is a Finder record label, not a confirmed manufacturer model year.
No. Pad shape can vary by exact model, market and fitted caliper. Gorilla Brain keeps every verified Finder record separate.
The verified collection contains the Gorilla Brakes compounds available for that pad shape, allowing you to choose the compound that suits your riding and conditions.
Yes. Some builds use different calipers or pad shapes at the front and rear, so check both mappings on the exact bike card.
Use the bike listing as a starting point, then search for the name printed on the caliper actually fitted and order for that confirmed pad shape.
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