Reinforced 2.8 mm Brake Disc 160 mm with 6 Holes

Reinforced 2.8 mm Brake Disc 160 mm with 6 Holes

This reinforced brake disc is designed for electric scooters, e-bikes, and traditional bicycles that utilise a 160 mm diameter rotor with a 6-hole mounting pattern. Its robust 2.8 mm thickness provides enhanced strength and resistance to deformation compared to standard discs, making it suitable for both everyday riding and more demanding use.

The perforated braking surface is engineered to assist in dissipating heat and clearing away dirt and debris, contributing to consistent and reliable braking performance. Each disc includes six mounting screws for installation.

Key Features and Advantages

• Reinforced Design: Approximately 2.8 mm thickness for increased durability and resistance to warping.
• Optimal Diameter: Nominal 160 mm diameter, with a measured diameter of approximately 159 mm, suitable for compatible braking systems.
• 6-Hole Mounting: Features a standard 6-hole bolt pattern for secure attachment.
• Perforated Surface: Designed with perforations to improve heat dissipation and reduce brake fade, while also helping to clear water and dirt from the braking surface.
• Versatile Application: Ideal for electric scooters, electric bicycles, and conventional bicycles requiring a 160 mm, 6-bolt disc.
• Complete Package: Includes one brake disc and six mounting screws for convenient installation.

Technical Specifications

• Nominal Diameter: 160 mm
• Measured Diameter: Approximately 159 mm
• Thickness: Approximately 2.77–2.8 mm
• Number of Mounting Holes: 6
• Mounting Hole Diameter: Approximately 6 mm
• Mounting Hole Centre-to-Centre Distance (adjacent): Approximately 23 mm
• Mounting Hole Centre-to-Centre Distance (opposite): Approximately 45 mm
• Inner Diameter (central opening): Approximately 39 mm
• Net Weight: Approximately 259.2 g (as per image) / 260 g (as per current description)
• Gross Weight: Approximately 300 g
• Packaging Dimensions: 16 × 16 × 0.3 cm

Compatibility and Installation

Before purchasing, it is crucial to verify compatibility with your existing braking system. Compare the diameter, thickness, and the specific arrangement of the six mounting holes with your current brake disc. Pay close attention to the dimensions of the central opening and the bolt circle diameter, as compatibility is not solely determined by the outer diameter.

For safe operation, ensure that the brake disc is correctly installed and all mounting screws are tightened securely according to your vehicle's manufacturer specifications. After installation, perform a bedding-in procedure to ensure optimal brake performance. This typically involves a series of moderate stops to allow the brake pads to conform to the new disc surface.

Maintenance and Safety

Regularly inspect your brake disc for signs of wear, damage, or contamination. Replace the disc if it shows excessive wear, cracks, or becomes warped. Contamination from oil or grease can severely impair braking performance and should be addressed immediately by cleaning or replacing the disc and pads.