Which brake pads fit a Specialized Epic?+
The pad shape depends on the exact Epic family, build and year. Select the complete bike above, then confirm the brake model printed on the fitted caliper before ordering.
Do Specialized Epic 8 and Epic 9 use the same brake pads?+
Not always. Current Epic 9 builds include SRAM Motive and Trickstuff brakes, while Epic 8 builds include SRAM Level, Code and Motive plus Shimano four-piston systems. Match the exact build rather than ordering from the frame generation alone.
Do Epic EVO and Epic World Cup use the same brake pads?+
No general match can be assumed. Epic EVO and Epic World Cup builds have been supplied with different two-piston and four-piston brakes across different years. Every source-confirmed model-year specification stays separate.
Why do two Epic bikes from the same year need different brake pads?+
Specialized offers different component builds within each model year. Brake specifications can differ by build level and market, so Gorilla Brain keeps every source-confirmed model-year record separate.
Why do some Epic records have no bike image?+
An image is shown only when the exact linked product or specification page identifies the full model and year and exposes its primary bike image. A record tied only to a family listing or an unavailable source stays image-free rather than showing a substitute.
Why does the result open a collection rather than one product?+
The verified Gorilla Brakes collection contains every available compound for the confirmed pad shape, allowing you to choose the compound that suits your riding and conditions.
