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Upgrade disc-brake wheels
Uneven Disc Brake performanceUsing different style disc rotors with the same brake calipersTektro Novela MD-M311 mechanical disc brake replacementDisc brakes stop working after a washHow to upgrade disc brake sizeDisc brake lost powerWould rotating or flipping disc brake rotors make any sense?Hydraulic disc brakes on cross bike (post mount)V-brake to disc brakeWhich rotors and do I need lock rings
Just bought new bike with disc brakes. If I buy an upgrade wheelset do brake discs (rotors) come with? Or do you have to buy them separately?
wheels disc-brake
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Just bought new bike with disc brakes. If I buy an upgrade wheelset do brake discs (rotors) come with? Or do you have to buy them separately?
wheels disc-brake
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
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Will101101Will101101
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Given you've just bought the bike, leave upgrades alone for a while. Get some mileage on the bike before you spend more money on it.
– Criggie♦
May 5 at 11:07
Just transfer your old rotors to the new wheel. All you'll need is an allen key and some thread lock.
– James
May 5 at 17:35
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Just bought new bike with disc brakes. If I buy an upgrade wheelset do brake discs (rotors) come with? Or do you have to buy them separately?
wheels disc-brake
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
14.5k33971
asked May 5 at 1:53
Will101101Will101101
61
Just bought new bike with disc brakes. If I buy an upgrade wheelset do brake discs (rotors) come with? Or do you have to buy them separately?
wheels disc-brake
wheels disc-brake
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
14.5k33971
asked May 5 at 1:53
Will101101Will101101
61
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
14.5k33971
asked May 5 at 1:53
Will101101Will101101
61
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
14.5k33971
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
14.5k33971
edited May 5 at 7:35
David Richerby
14.5k33971
14.5k33971
asked May 5 at 1:53
Will101101Will101101
61
asked May 5 at 1:53
Will101101Will101101
61
asked May 5 at 1:53
Will101101Will101101
61
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Given you've just bought the bike, leave upgrades alone for a while. Get some mileage on the bike before you spend more money on it.
– Criggie♦
May 5 at 11:07
Just transfer your old rotors to the new wheel. All you'll need is an allen key and some thread lock.
– James
May 5 at 17:35
add a comment |
Given you've just bought the bike, leave upgrades alone for a while. Get some mileage on the bike before you spend more money on it.
– Criggie♦
May 5 at 11:07
Just transfer your old rotors to the new wheel. All you'll need is an allen key and some thread lock.
– James
May 5 at 17:35
Given you've just bought the bike, leave upgrades alone for a while. Get some mileage on the bike before you spend more money on it.
– Criggie♦
May 5 at 11:07
Given you've just bought the bike, leave upgrades alone for a while. Get some mileage on the bike before you spend more money on it.
– Criggie♦
May 5 at 11:07
Just transfer your old rotors to the new wheel. All you'll need is an allen key and some thread lock.
– James
May 5 at 17:35
Just transfer your old rotors to the new wheel. All you'll need is an allen key and some thread lock.
– James
May 5 at 17:35
add a comment |
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Normally the rotors will be separate. Also, there are two kinds of rotor mounts: 6-bolt and centerlock. You can get an adapter to put a 6-bolt rotor on a centerlock hub (I don't think you can go the other way), so it's something to be aware of.
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Normally the rotors will be separate. Also, there are two kinds of rotor mounts: 6-bolt and centerlock. You can get an adapter to put a 6-bolt rotor on a centerlock hub (I don't think you can go the other way), so it's something to be aware of.
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Normally the rotors will be separate. Also, there are two kinds of rotor mounts: 6-bolt and centerlock. You can get an adapter to put a 6-bolt rotor on a centerlock hub (I don't think you can go the other way), so it's something to be aware of.
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Normally the rotors will be separate. Also, there are two kinds of rotor mounts: 6-bolt and centerlock. You can get an adapter to put a 6-bolt rotor on a centerlock hub (I don't think you can go the other way), so it's something to be aware of.
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Normally the rotors will be separate. Also, there are two kinds of rotor mounts: 6-bolt and centerlock. You can get an adapter to put a 6-bolt rotor on a centerlock hub (I don't think you can go the other way), so it's something to be aware of.
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Given you've just bought the bike, leave upgrades alone for a while. Get some mileage on the bike before you spend more money on it.
– Criggie♦
May 5 at 11:07
Just transfer your old rotors to the new wheel. All you'll need is an allen key and some thread lock.
– James
May 5 at 17:35