A suitable choice for a customer replacing worn 55 mm rim-brake pads on a Campagnolo-compatible bike.
The Elite Campagnolo Brake Pad is a 55 mm rim-brake pad supplied in black. It is made for riders replacing worn pads on a compatible Campagnolo braking system, with a straightforward design that keeps maintenance simple.
At 45 g per pair, these pads add minimal weight while giving your rim-brake bike a fresh braking surface. The one-size format makes selection easy, provided your existing Campagnolo setup takes this 55 mm pad size.
Choose this pair when you want a practical replacement for your Campagnolo rim brakes without changing the rest of the braking system. As with any brake component, check the pad size and system compatibility before installation, then align and bed in the new pads carefully.
Campagnolo compatible
Designed for use with Campagnolo braking systems, making it a direct replacement option for compatible setups.
55 mm pad size
The defined 55 mm size helps you match the replacement pad to your existing rim-brake arrangement.
For rim brakes
Made for braking against the wheel rim rather than a disc rotor.
45 g per pair
A lightweight replacement set that keeps added component weight low.
Black finish
A discreet black colour that suits a wide range of bike builds.
One size
A simple sizing choice, subject to confirming that your Campagnolo system uses this 55 mm format.
General
Dimensions & weight
Compatibility
Sizing
Features
Elite is an Italian cycling brand founded in 1979 and based in Fontaniva, in the province of Padua. The company develops water bottles, bottle cages, indoor trainers and other cycling technologies, with its headquarters located in a restored late-19th-century industrial site known as the Fornaci Serciari.
The brand is known for combining cycling accessories with training technology and for supplying products to riders and teams internationally. Elite operates across more than 70 countries and has maintained a focus on product development, field testing, material selection and cycling-specific usability. Since 2025, it has operated as a Benefit Corporation, formally incorporating people, communities and environmental considerations into its business objectives.
