Nukeproof Tracker brake pad compatibility guide
Current UK Tracker Pro, Comp, Race and Sport specifications list Shimano MT200 hydraulic brakes. Shimano identifies BP-B05S-RX as the compatible wide Type B resin pad. Choose your exact build and check the fitted caliper: earlier and future specifications may differ.
UK specifications checked 9 September 2026. The manufacturer does not state a model year for these builds.
model builds
Hardtail mountain bike
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Hardtail mountain bike
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Hardtail mountain bike
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Hardtail mountain bike
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Fitted front and rear: Shimano BR-MT200. This opens the verified Gorilla Brakes collection so you can choose your compound.
Nukeproof Tracker brake pad questions
Current UK Tracker Pro, Comp, Race and Sport specifications list Shimano MT200 hydraulic brakes. Shimano identifies BP-B05S-RX as the compatible wide Type B resin pad. Choose your exact build and check the fitted caliper: earlier and future specifications may differ.
These guides cover the exact current UK complete-bike specifications checked on 9 September 2026. The manufacturer does not state model years on these pages, so this guide makes no model-year claim. Do not apply the fitment to another build without checking its caliper.
No. Use the model printed on the fitted caliper. Photographs identify the bike; the written brake specification and component evidence establish the pad family.
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