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BRAKE ROTOR FLOAT ROUND BRAKE ROTOR FLOATING ROUND
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Source: Parts Europe · 06-11-2026. Check the exact variant and application notes.

Product description
FT Series Brake RotorStainless steel fully floating Brake Rotors Outer Brake Ring features machined and painted Rotor slots Innovative design improves brake performance and helps cool the rotor faster during extreme use Design gives maximum resistance to fade/warp from heat and mechanical stresses Rotor design allows for better heat exchange Rotor bobbins are stainless steel for efficient rotor "float" so the rotor will not warp and distort under extreme stress/heat Stainless steel outer rotor rings are machined and the surfaces finished using a bi-lateral cross-textured grinding process that keeps rotor runout to no more than ±0.1mm for fixed brake rotors and ±0.15 for floating ones Rotor weight and inertia are not increased compared to other brake rotor disc types; do not impede the motorcycle's steering/handling characteristics Very original style, great for customizers or to enhance the look on older stock bikes Manufactured in Europe to ISO/TS 16949 certified standards that meet or exceed OEM specifications
Specificaties
| Thickness | 5,0 mm |
|---|---|
| Riding Style | Street |
| Material | 410 High-Carbon Stainless Steel |
| Units | Each |
| Product Name | Brake Rotor |
| Rotor Diameter Metric | 300 mm |
| Research Value | Finalized |
| Color/Finish | Black| Stainless Steel |
| Mounting Position | Front |
| Rotor Diameter | 300 mm (11-13/16") |
| Type | Two Piece (Floating) |
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