Hope 180mm disc rotors on Tektro Auriga Comp calipers.
gkf9
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Can anyone tell me if im able to fit hope rotors to my Tektro Auriga Comp calipers? Ive got some adapters on order and am going from 160mm to 180mm.
Getting mixed advice on this, been told off Lbs that i would have to fit Tektro rotors???
I thought i would be able to fit any rotor as long as i got the right adapters...Thought they would be the same thickness etc.
Having to order the adapters from America ( Tektro Auriga ) cant seem to get hold of the right ones, any one else have any luck going bigger on these brakes?
Thanks for any advice
Getting mixed advice on this, been told off Lbs that i would have to fit Tektro rotors???
I thought i would be able to fit any rotor as long as i got the right adapters...Thought they would be the same thickness etc.
Having to order the adapters from America ( Tektro Auriga ) cant seem to get hold of the right ones, any one else have any luck going bigger on these brakes?
Thanks for any advice
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They will not necessarily be the same thickness."Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0
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BlackSpur wrote:They will not necessarily be the same thickness.
Do you know if you have to use Hope rotors with Hope brakes?0 -
gkf9 wrote:
Having to order the adapters from America ( Tektro Auriga ) cant seem to get hold of the right ones, any one else have any luck going bigger on these brakes?
why? they are post mount. and post mount adaptor will work.
and which hope brakes? and why they will give no better performance than any other disc of the same size."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
Since you asked so nicely I've been out to the garage and placed the caliper over a Hope 183 floating disc and no problems. Your current rear 160 adapter is also a front 180 adapter.0
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nicklouse wrote:gkf9 wrote:
Having to order the adapters from America ( Tektro Auriga ) cant seem to get hold of the right ones, any one else have any luck going bigger on these brakes?
why? they are post mount. and post mount adaptor will work.
and which hope brakes? and why they will give no better performance than any other disc of the same size.
Just got really really confused with this whole adapter lark! So just googled my caliper and got the same ones that are already fitted but bigger. A bit stupid of me now looking back!!
Just like the Hope floating disc.0 -
CraigXXL wrote:Since you asked so nicely I've been out to the garage and placed the caliper over a Hope 183 floating disc and no problems. Your current rear 160 adapter is also a front 180 adapter.
Thanks very much for your effort!
What do you mean my current rear 160 adapter is also a front 180 adapter?
Getting more confused now!
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"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
The mount you currently have on the rear is either designed for a 180 front or 160 rear. The front mount is either a 160 front or 140 rear. The sizes are etched on the mounts.0
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CraigXXL wrote:The mount you currently have on the rear is either designed for a 180 front or 160 rear. The front mount is either a 160 front or 140 rear. The sizes are etched on the mounts.
So if i swap the rear to the front i can put a 180 rotor on...then order a new rear one?
Sorry to be a pain..but can you link me to the adapter or adapters i need?0 -
nicklouse wrote:
Thanks for the link very useful..will need to read it a few times to get mi head round it.0 -
any IS (frame/fork) to post (caliper) adaptor. have a look on CRC."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
If you only want the bling factor then just get the discs in 160mm or a little more power just get a plus 20mm and a 180 disc for the front and keep a 160 on the rear. Since your in Lancashire get your self down to Merlins0
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A big thanks to CraigXXL and nicklouse for your help...think im sorted now!!!
A lot better info than my Lbs.
Thanks again0