Rotors
Discs for electric bikes are a crucial part of the braking system, especially considering the greater weight and speed of electric bikes. We recommend choosing more durable options that can handle demanding conditions and longer braking without compromises. When selecting, focus on the mounting type—you can choose between the 6-bolt and centerlock system. Once you are clear about compatibility, you can select based on size and material. Larger discs (e.g., 180 mm and above) improve braking performance and dissipate heat better, which you will appreciate especially during long descents. Why opt for higher quality discs? More expensive models are often made of more durable materials or have a layered construction that minimizes deformation when heated. This makes them more reliable even during intensive braking. High-quality discs are not just about performance, but also about safety and longer lifespan—and that is certainly worth the slightly higher investment!
MAX1 Alux brake disc 203 mm black
MAX1 Alux brake disc made from heat-resistant stainless steel, aluminum carrier, 160 mm diameter, weight 194 g.
Shimano SM-RT30 CL Brake Rotor 203 mm
Brake rotor, Center Lock mounting, diameter – 203 mm.
Shimano RT-MT800 CL Brake Rotors 203 mm – External Teeth
Brake rotor with cooling, Center Lock mounting, diameter – 203 mm, weight – 193 g, nut with external teeth included.
Shimano RT-MT800 CL Brake Rotor 203 mm – Internal Teeth
Brake rotor with cooling, Center Lock mounting, diameter – 203 mm, weight – 193 g, nut with internal teeth included.
Shimano RT-MT900 IceTech CL Brake Rotor 203 mm
High-quality brake rotor, three layers – steel/alloy/steel, Center Lock, diameter – 203 mm, weight – 149 g.
Sram Centerline Rounded Brake Disc 180 mm
Brake disc with rounded edges, approved for racing use, diameter – 180 mm.
Sram Centerline 2 Piece Rounded Centerlock Disc 180 mm
Centerlock brake disc, diameter – 180 mm, aluminium spider for better heat dissipation.