Description Improve your braking performance with SRAM's CenterLine Disc Rotor.
Made from steel, SRAM has designed these rotors to have a consistent center of friction throughout their rotation. The upshot of this design is more consistent performance and a reduction in noise during braking. Six bolt attachment means they are compatible with a wide variety of hubs.
The CenterLine Disc Rotor is available in 140, 160, 180, and 200mm sizes.
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Cheaper alternative for CX
by Brij
Competitive Racer
Santa Cruz
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I bought the one-piece less expensive rotors for CX where heat dissipation is less of an issue. If you're looking for rotors for mtb or gravel you might want to get a two-piece aluminum center rotor. But these work great and arrived true. Easy to install, make sure you follow the tightening pattern. Came with bolts pretreated with loctite
Reviewed 11/15/2018
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Excellent product
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Dallas, OR
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
using this on my GT Grade gravel rig.............Sram Force setup.............no problems, no noise,
Reviewed 5/12/2017
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Good, quiet rotor
by Crux Rider
Cycling Enthusiast
Saratoga, CA
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Positives Quiet, true out of the box. Bolts come pre-prepared with Loctite.
Negatives Only negative I can think of is that they tend to make a fair amount of squealing in the rain, but only until the water gets squeezed off by the pads.
Reviewed 3/12/2015
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