Avid Pad Retainer for BB7/Juicy
OEM replacement pad retainer clip for Avid BB7 and Juicy disc brake calipers. Stainless-steel, corrosion-resistant, sold in pairs—secures pads and prevents rattles for reliable braking.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM Avid part 11.5015.009.000, SRAM ID DB-SPP-A0
- ✓ Stainless-steel, corrosion-resistant stamped spring clip
- ✓ Sold in pairs (Qty 2) — replace both retainers per caliper
- ✓ Precision-formed to OEM tolerances for secure pad retention
- ✓ Reduces pad rattle, chatter and one-sided pad wear
- ✓ Fits Avid BB7 mechanical and All Juicy hydraulic calipers
- ✓ Lightweight replacement — shipping weight 0.03 lb
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this retainer fit my BB7 caliper?
Yes — this is the OEM pad retainer specified for Avid BB7 calipers (part 11.5015.009.000). Confirm your caliper model and that it uses the standard pad spring/clip system before ordering. If in doubt, compare your current clip to photos or the SRAM model ID DB-SPP-A0.
Is this compatible with all Juicy series brakes?
The product is listed for 'All Juicy' models by the manufacturer and carries the SRAM model ID DB-SPP-A0. However, some very early or specialty Juicy variants may differ — check your caliper manual or existing retainer shape to ensure a match.
How do I install the pad retainer?
Installation requires removing the wheel and brake pad pin, pulling out old pads and the old clip, then springing the new retainer into the caliper slot and reassembling pads and pin. Re-seat pads and check rotor clearance and lever feel before riding.
Does this retainer come with pad pins or pads?
No. This SKU includes two retainer clips only. Pad pins, pads, and other mounting hardware are sold separately—check your pad kit or caliper service kit for those components.
What material is the retainer made from and will it corrode?
The retainer is made from a treated steel alloy with a corrosion-resistant finish to withstand wet and muddy trail conditions. Over long periods of exposure to salt or aggressive chemicals, any steel part can degrade, so inspect during routine service and replace if signs of corrosion appear.
How many clips do I need per caliper?
Most two-pad calipers use one clip per caliper, and this listing is sold as a pair (Qty 2) so you'll have one clip for each caliper or a spare for future service. For dual caliper systems on tandem or e-bike setups, order accordingly.
Buying Guide
When replacing small hardware like pad retainers, prioritize OEM parts or equivalents specified by the brake manufacturer — they match the caliper's slot geometry and spring tension. Check the service manual or parts diagram for your Avid BB7 or Juicy caliper to confirm the part number (11.5015.009.000 / DB-SPP-A0). Keep spare retainers in your toolbox if you ride frequently or in rough conditions. They’re inexpensive, lightweight, and quick to swap, preventing pad rattle and ensuring consistent pad engagement — both important for confident braking on technical trails.
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