Brakes

What Is Here

• Rotors. Stainless, two-piece floating, wave and Cubiq designs from Galfer, Lyndall Racing Brakes, GBrakes, Performance Machine, Arlen Ness and RC Components, in sizes from 11.5in replacements to 15in big brake kits.
• Calipers. Four and six piston, direct bolt-on and radial mount, differential bore designs, from Performance Machine, Arlen Ness and Hawg Halters.
• Pads. Sintered, semi-metallic and organic compounds from Lyndall, Galfer and GBrakes.
• Brackets and hardware. Caliper brackets, rotor mounts and spacers - the pieces that make an oversize setup actually bolt up.

Buying Brakes That Fit

Three things decide it. Front end size - 39mm, 41mm, 43mm and 49mm forks take different caliper mounts. Rotor diameter and bolt circle - an oversize rotor almost always needs the matching caliper or a relocation bracket, which is why kits exist. Wheel type - some caliper kits have a separate spoke-wheel version.

If a rotor and caliper are engineered to run together, buy them as the set. Mixing a big rotor with a stock caliper position without the correct bracket does not work and is not safe.

Shop By Bike

Narrowing by platform is the fastest way to a part that fits:

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