Description The Shimano Ultegra SM-RT800 Disc Rotors feature Shimano's Ice-Tech Freeza construction, taking a hybrid of steel and aluminum. For consistent braking performance, even over extended periods of braking, the Ultegra SM-RT800 rotors rapidly to reduce overall temperatures by 50°. The all-new design provides better heat dispersion than current road disc systems, with superior heat management over current Ice Technologies Freeza offerings from Shimano.
The Shimano Ultegra SM-RT800 Disc Rotors are Centerlock compatible. Available in two sizes: 140mm and 160mm.
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Shimano SM-RT800 Disc Rotor
by New Jersey cyclist
Cycling Enthusiast
Summit, NJ
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Needed this disc rotor to replace on my Trek Bicycle. I shop at Western Bike Works all the time for bicycling items. It was actually a little difficult to get the items because of pandemic issues. Just put my name on a list and a few days later notified the items were available. Ordered a pair and a handful of days later they arrived. These rotors were exactly what I needed are on my bicycle and work fine.
Western Bike Works I find to be about the best store to order anything having to do with cycling. Their prices are fair and they will match any vendor price from previous orders I have made.
They are the best from my experience.
Reviewed 11/2/2020
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Great stopping power
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Hillsboro, OR
When one of my rotors was fouled with hydraulic fluid I upgraded both to Ultegra. They work very well and the center lock design makes them very easy to install with just a cassette tool and chain whip.
Reviewed 5/13/2019
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Shimano quality
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Well made, simple, fast install
Reviewed 12/31/2020
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Excellent product
Excellent product. I feel confident when stopping. It arrived quickly.
Reviewed 7/29/2020
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great disc for the price
by Caboose
Competitive Racer
Raleigh, NC
These rotors are perfect for those not willing to cough up the extra for the SMRT900s.
Reviewed 3/26/2019
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ultegra disc rotor
by stevovet
Cycling Enthusiast
colorado
wow is all can say. I have never ridden as strong since adding this fabulous disc rotor. JK, who really knows what a disc rotor does anyway?
Reviewed 6/25/2021
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Very quiet braking so far.
by Merlin
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, OR
My Diverge needed new brakes so I purchased new rotors and pads. Very quiet braking so far.
Reviewed 5/24/2021
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The disc rotors work great!
by AMB1
Cycling Enthusiast
Murrayville, Il
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
These were used on new gravel tires/rim and have worked out well. I would purchase these again.
Reviewed 10/23/2020
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2nd Set for New Wheel Set
These arrived quickly for installation on a wheel set for my Specialized Diverge. Grips on a dime.
Reviewed 3/29/2021
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What I was looking for
by rmictks
Competitive Racer
Wichita Kansas
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
FAST SHIPPING AS ALWAYS PART INSTALLED WITH NO HASSLE.
Reviewed 3/9/2021
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Works to slowstop the bike.
by B''ham Biker
Bellingham
Works well, however after a month or so, starting to have a slight squeal. Not too bad so far.
Reviewed 6/22/2020
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A big upgrade from the original rotors.
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Use these are my road bike for all outdoor riding. Great on quick stops even after riding through some puddles. I would definitely purchase again.
Reviewed 6/19/2020
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Nice new design
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
NYC
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Love the new design. Performance is excellent. No complaints. Maybe slightly less aero from the side? Seems like the old design had more cutouts that might catch crosswinds less... but I have no scientific date to back this up.
Reviewed 5/9/2020
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Great Product!
by LLaud
Competitive Racer
West Virginia
Nice finish with great stopping power!
Reviewed 4/15/2019
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Not much to say Ultegra quality, as expected
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Boulder, CO
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Mounted on a gravel bike that sees a fair bit of road use. Easy to install, no issues. Didnt think the Dura Ace version was worth the extra for a few grams weight savings.
Reviewed 11/21/2019
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Excellent disc rotors
by Dan
Cycling Enthusiast
Allyn, WA
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Typical outstanding Shimano quality. Great braking control and modulation.
Reviewed 5/16/2019
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