• Delta Braking voor remschijf ( 250mm ) Type G Suzuki RM 125/250 88 - 10 & RMX 250 89 - 98 & Yamaha WR 125/250 01 - 07 & YZ 125/250 01 - 16 & WRF/YZF 250 01 & WRF 250 02 - 15 & WRF/YZF 426 01 - 02 & WRF/YZF 450 03 - 15 - MxProStoreParts
Delta Braking

Delta Braking Brake Disc (250mm) Type G for Suzuki RM 125/250 88-10 & RMX 250 89-98 & Yamaha WR 125/250 01-07 & YZ 125/250 01-16 & WRF/YZF 250 01 & WRF 250 02-15 & WRF/YZF 426 01-02 & WRF/YZF 450 03-15

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Product description

The Delta Braking 250 mm Type G brake disc offers reliable rear braking power for off-road and enduro. Designed for a wide range of popular Suzuki RM/RMX- and Yamaha WR/YZ/WRF-/YZF-series, this 250 mm rear brake disc delivers consistent performance under heavy load and across varied riding conditions.

  • Diameter: 250 mm rear brake disc
  • Type: Type G design for optimal heat dissipation and brake feel
  • Material: High-grade steel with thoughtful cooling and ventilation patterns
  • Pattern: Optimized slots/openings for better cooling and reliable brake response
  • Fitting: Suitable for fitment on the rear brake of the listed models
  • Part Number: JU-DBD021G

This brake disc is designed to last under competitive riding conditions and provides predictable braking power, even during long descents or muddy sections. Thanks to its slotted pattern and ventilation, temperature stays controlled, eliminating brake warping and fade. For riders who want safety and consistency without compromise, this Delta Braking option is a proven choice.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-DBD021G
  • Diameter
    250mm cm

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