160 mm Brake Disc with 6 Holes for KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter

160 mm Brake Disc with 6 Holes for KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter

This 160 mm brake disc is a direct replacement part designed specifically for the KuKirin G2 electric scooter. It features a 6-hole mounting pattern and is supplied with six mounting screws, making it suitable for servicing or replacing a worn or damaged brake disc on your scooter.

Key Characteristics

• Diameter: 160 mm, as indicated on the disc itself and in the product title.
• Mounting: 6-hole bolt pattern, ensuring a secure fit to the hub.
• Thickness: Approximately 1.75 mm, as shown in the detailed product image.
• Weight: The disc has a net weight of approximately 144.8 g.
• Design: Features a ventilated design with numerous small holes and cut-outs to aid in heat dissipation and maintain consistent braking performance.

Compatibility and Installation

This brake disc is intended for the KuKirin G2 electric scooter. To ensure correct fitment, always compare the specifications of this disc with your existing part before purchase. Pay close attention to the following details:

• Diameter: Confirm your current brake disc is 160 mm.
• Mounting Pattern: Verify that your scooter's hub uses a 6-hole bolt pattern. The bolt circle diameter (BCD) for the six mounting holes is approximately 44.5 mm.
• Center Bore: The inner diameter of the central mounting area is approximately 22.5 mm.
• Thickness: Check the thickness of your current disc.

When installing a new brake disc, it is crucial to ensure all mounting screws are tightened securely and evenly. After installation, perform a few gentle stops to "bed in" the new disc with your existing brake pads. This process helps to optimize braking performance and longevity.

Maintenance and Safety

Regularly inspect your brake disc for signs of wear, such as scoring, warping, or thinning. A worn brake disc can compromise braking efficiency and safety. If the disc shows significant wear or damage, it should be replaced promptly. Avoid contaminating the brake disc surface with oil, grease, or cleaning agents, as this can severely reduce braking effectiveness.