Kugoo G2 PRO brake pads are made from metal reinforced with Kevlar for the Kugoo G2 PRO electric scooter. Supplied in a pack of 2, these black brake pads are replacement parts for pads that show signs of wear.

Kugoo G2 PRO brake pads: materials and specifications

The metal pads incorporate high-elasticity Kevlar reinforcement to support proper brake operation. The material specification is metal and Kevlar, and the pads are black.

• Compatible model: Kugoo G2 PRO electric scooter
• Part type: brake pads
• Material: metal reinforced with Kevlar
• Colour: black
• Pack contents: 2 brake pads
• Barcode: 4779051995646

Check compatibility before ordering

These replacement pads are intended for the Kugoo G2 PRO. Check your electric scooter’s model before ordering to confirm that it matches the listed compatibility. Each pack contains 2 pads.

Regular inspection and replacement

Regularly inspect the braking system and other electric scooter parts, and replace components when wear is noticed. In particular, check the condition of the brake pads and replace them with new ones when they become worn.

With proper maintenance, these brake pads may last for more than one season. This is a conditional service-life indication rather than a fixed replacement interval: regular inspection remains important when deciding whether the pads need replacing.

Installation safety

Check fitting and brakes before riding.

Two Kevlar-reinforced brake pads for Kugoo G2 Pro

The original product listing states that this pack contains two brake pads for a Kugoo G2 Pro. It describes a combination of metal and Kevlar reinforcement, with a black finish. Before ordering, compare the pad outline, retaining mechanism and dimensions with those in your existing caliper. Replace pads if friction material is excessively worn or damaged; do not assume they can be used indefinitely simply because they lasted more than one season. Keep friction surfaces free from lubricants and contamination. When fitting new pads, inspect the brake rotor for distortion and confirm the pads are seated correctly. Test braking in a safe area before normal riding. If the caliper does not align or braking performance is uneven, have the brake system adjusted professionally.