Discs for StumpJumper 26" Fox 32
flappy8
Posts: 172
Hi All,
A while ago I bought some brakes in a bit of a hurry (as I had an expiring CRC voucher) to replace the awfully noisy Avid ones. They are Shimano XT M785 brakes, but I didn't order any discs at the time. I've now totally confused about what discs to buy to go with them. As the new brakes will be in the same place, it is correct to assume that if I buy disks the same size that it will go together, or is that naive?! The discs are 180F 160R with 6 bolt holes.
So will I be OK if I buy XTRT76 rotors? http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-xt-rt76-6-bolt-disc-rotor/rp-prod39007
Or is it more complicated?!
A while ago I bought some brakes in a bit of a hurry (as I had an expiring CRC voucher) to replace the awfully noisy Avid ones. They are Shimano XT M785 brakes, but I didn't order any discs at the time. I've now totally confused about what discs to buy to go with them. As the new brakes will be in the same place, it is correct to assume that if I buy disks the same size that it will go together, or is that naive?! The discs are 180F 160R with 6 bolt holes.
So will I be OK if I buy XTRT76 rotors? http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-xt-rt76-6-bolt-disc-rotor/rp-prod39007
Or is it more complicated?!
MTB or Road - They are both good!
0
Comments
-
You can use your existing rotors. No need to change them unless they are warped (or you just fancy new ones).“Life has been unfaithful
And it all promised so so much”
Giant Trance 2 27.5 2016 ¦ Sonder Broken Road 2021¦ Giant Revolt Advanced 2 2019 ¦ Giant Toughtroad SLR 1 2019 ¦ Giant Anthem 3 2015 ¦ Specialized Myka Comp FSR 20090 -
Any 6 bolt rotors will work, as long as they are the right size.
It's that simple.I don't do smileys.
There is no secret ingredient - Kung Fu Panda
London Calling on Facebook
Parktools0