Don't fit how? IIRC on mine the pad holders were very tight, but any standard pad, including your Zipps, should fit just fine.

I am not real good at describing this but my zipp cork pads have a hole about half way through the pad on the opposite side of the brake area. My old brakes the screw went into that area. With the tri rig the screw comes from the bottom or top depending on which side you are working on. The screw would essentially just push down on the pad. Wish I could post a picture.....

Ok, I see what you mean. You have a couple of options:

1.) Install the pads with no screw at all. This should not be an issue if everything is assembled properly since braking forces will push the pads into the holders. I don't strictly recommend this but it'll work in a pinch. If you try to roll backwards with the brakes on you could theoretically pull the pads out and that is bad.

2.) Take a sharp hobby knife and carve out a slot in the back of your brake pad to accommodate the retention screw.

3.) Buy a different kind of carbon brake track compatible pad. There are tons out there. If you want to stick brand loyalty the Zipp Platinum Pro pads do well but they are fabulously expensive. I have had good luck with the Reynolds Cryo-Blue pads which are much cheaper. Look at what brands your wheel manufacturer recommends.

I use the ZIPP Tangente Platinum Pro Evo Brake and they fit fine. Never tried the cork. Try Amazon Prime 2 day shipping if you have Prime.

Thanks guys. I am jumping on it now. Leave thursday morning for st. George!

I ran into this when using the Zipp cork pads on a Speed Concept which also has screws that run across the full pad in a slot. I just cut a groove in them with a Dremel.

I would second the recommendation on the new Zipp EVO pads.