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Slip a pair of XTR Disc Brake Rotors on your Shimano hubs, and you'll reduce both rotor stress and swap time between race and training wheelsets. The Centerlock interface lets you pull the rotor off without unbolting, making wheel switches a one-rotor job and eliminating caliper calibration. The multi-spline link between the hub and rotor also allows for a bigger spider, enhancing brake modulation and reducing power-robbing flex. *Sold individually; compatible only w/ Shimano Centerlock hubs
Bottom Line: All Shimano, no play—the Centerlock XTR Disc Brake Rotor.
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Those rotors are compatible with mavic slr 2009?
Those rotors are compatible with mavic slr 2009?
By: joseef02
December 28, 2008
The 09 Mavic SLR is offered in a center lock version. These rotors will work with the center lock SLRs.
By: KC Gaudet
January 7, 2009
Third set....
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Almer Casile
January 29, 2009
Couldn't pass up the deal at 50+ bucks. These are my second set of the new generation XTR CLs, and 4 set of XTR CLs overall. If you can swing it, get this new generation. Way better.
Will these rotors work with other brake systems (eg Avid)?
Will these rotors work with other brake systems (eg Avid)?
By: pet2528512
November 4, 2008
Yes, just make sure you have Shimano centerlock hubs. I use them on a set of Avid mechanicals.
By: bigSAC
November 6, 2008
Very cool way to go
By:
Tom
October 17, 2008
The centerlock works great. It's easy to install, secure, and shaves off a few extra grams. Just make sure your hub is compatable, as most hubs hubs are not. You need a hub that specificlly says it's compatable with Shimano center locks, as it's patented and licensed by Shimano. I went with the DT Swiss hubs.
I went with the 180mm for the front, and am glad that I did. The stopping power difference between 180mm and 160mm is dramatic.
I'm totally happy with this purchase.
I am interested in changing my rear disc break on my bicycle.
I am interested in changing my rear disc break on my bicycle. How do I know what kind to buy?
By: soulbrothe2161839
April 7, 2008
I assume you are thinking about chaning your rotor- there are two types of disc rotors; One has 6 bolts, the other uses the centerlock technology. I believe Saint Hubs require a separate version of centerlock - do your homework on those. The rotors are available in 4 sizes, 6" or 160mm is the more common mtb size. If you want to swap out your brake caliper (the part that has the pads) it will depend on what type of system you are using; cable pull (mechanical) or a fluid based system. Typically you would replace a caliper, hose and lever at the same time with the same matching system.
By: Keith Reynolds
June 2, 2008
Change me.
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2008 Model No Longer Available
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Brake Maintenance & Small PartsThird set....
Couldn't pass up the deal at 50+ bucks. These are my second set of the new generation XTR CLs, and 4 set of XTR CLs overall. If you can swing it, get more...
Very cool way to go
The centerlock works great. It's easy to install, secure, and shaves off a few extra grams. Just make sure your hub is compatable, as most hubs hubs more...
- Material:
- Forged steel, aluminum
- Diameter:
- 160, 180, 203mm
- Weight:
- [160mm] 135g
- Recommended Use:
- XC and all-mountain MTB
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year