Rotor Size For 29Er at Kathleen Wong blog

Rotor Size For 29Er. If you're on the lighter side, like modulation over power, and aremore xc oriented, 160 is just fine. Equally, the brake rotors are 203mm on both bikes, but the larger rear wheel on the 29er would benefit from a bigger rotor, especially on long descents. Wasn't quite sure where to post this question. Diffusion black, gloss black, gloss white; For example, having 180 mm disc rotors on 29 inch wheels gives. Most modern mountain bikes with disc brakes and rotors up to 180mm shouldn’t have issues here, but it’s worth checking. In general, a 180mm front and 160mm rear rotor will provide you with ample braking power for a 29er hardtail. Fitting a 32t chainring on the mullet bike would even things out. If you run xt brakes and go. Brake type, mount, and rotor compatibility: 29er forum page, brake forum page,.? But there are several other factors to. Then i figured since the frame is a specialized. 180mm direct mount rotor, compatible with 2.8 tires in both 27.5 and.

In general, a 180mm front and 160mm rear rotor will provide you with ample braking power for a 29er hardtail. If you run xt brakes and go. If you're on the lighter side, like modulation over power, and aremore xc oriented, 160 is just fine. Diffusion black, gloss black, gloss white; 29er forum page, brake forum page,.? Then i figured since the frame is a specialized. 180mm direct mount rotor, compatible with 2.8 tires in both 27.5 and. Fitting a 32t chainring on the mullet bike would even things out. Equally, the brake rotors are 203mm on both bikes, but the larger rear wheel on the 29er would benefit from a bigger rotor, especially on long descents. Most modern mountain bikes with disc brakes and rotors up to 180mm shouldn’t have issues here, but it’s worth checking.

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Rotor Size For 29Er Fitting a 32t chainring on the mullet bike would even things out. 29er forum page, brake forum page,.? Diffusion black, gloss black, gloss white; Then i figured since the frame is a specialized. Wasn't quite sure where to post this question. If you run xt brakes and go. For example, having 180 mm disc rotors on 29 inch wheels gives. But there are several other factors to. Most modern mountain bikes with disc brakes and rotors up to 180mm shouldn’t have issues here, but it’s worth checking. 180mm direct mount rotor, compatible with 2.8 tires in both 27.5 and. In general, a 180mm front and 160mm rear rotor will provide you with ample braking power for a 29er hardtail. Fitting a 32t chainring on the mullet bike would even things out. Brake type, mount, and rotor compatibility: If you're on the lighter side, like modulation over power, and aremore xc oriented, 160 is just fine. Equally, the brake rotors are 203mm on both bikes, but the larger rear wheel on the 29er would benefit from a bigger rotor, especially on long descents.