🚴♂️ Elevate Your Ride with SHIMANO's Precision Braking!
The SHIMANO SM-RT64 Centerlock Disc Brake Rotor is a high-performance 180mm rotor made from durable stainless steel, designed for optimal braking efficiency and easy installation. Perfect for any bicycle enthusiast looking to enhance their ride.
Brand | SHIMANO |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
Vehicle Service Type | Bicycle |
Item Diameter | 180 Millimeters |
Manufacturer | Shimano |
UPC | 192790451961 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.49 x 8.15 x 1.3 inches |
Package Weight | 0.29 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9.59 x 8.27 x 1.43 inches |
Item Weight | 0.6 Pounds |
Brand Name | SHIMANO |
Model Name | SM-RT64 Centerlock |
Color | One Color |
Suggested Users | mens |
Number of Items | 1 |
Part Number | ESMRT64MEC |
Style | Centerlock Disc Brake Rotor |
Size | 180mm |
M**O
Little heavy
Little heavier than i expected but great stopping power on my gravel bike
D**D
You basic brake disc, good Shimano quality.
This is your garden variety brake disk. It works well and came very flat and correct thickness. This is a real shimano part, so it is what the rest of the bike is designed for.Possibly important to you is the size, this is a 180mm.You can look on your existing disk and see what size you need.Gravel and road bikes may use a 160mm, you cannot use a 180mm.It may be important to not touch this with anything oily when installing, that oil can goof up your brake pads. Of course if you're all gnarly and riding in the dirt and water it might not matter much.If you're really into it you can clean it with regular household alcohol.This one includes a mounting part that requires a tool more like a BB tool, if you don't have that tool it may be a problem for you.Some bikes (sometimes gravel and usually road) come with a threaded part that uses a shimano cassette tool to install. Once again, you'll need that tool. You can re-use your old center fastener if the one that comes with the disk does not meet your needs/tool. The fastener will not wear the same way the disk does.You can measure your existing disk to see if it's worn too thin and needs to be replaced, or is bent/rubbing. If your disk is straight/flat you may need to adjust the caliper (and not replace the disk). If you ride through something oily you may need to clean your disk or just replace it. There is a torque setting on the fastener that tells you how tight to install this on your hub.
D**O
Stopping power
These are great rotors best bang for the buck. If you’re trying to get Shimano goodness at a reasonable price start here.
J**A
It’s a brake rotor
Did not come with lock rings as indicated. Component is correct otherwise.
R**K
Fit as expected
Nice replacement for my front wheel disk brake rotor, fits well good product. No issues
A**R
great
These are great, and fit as advertised.
T**G
Lockring requires BB tool, not cassette tool as pictured
The picture shows a centerlock lockring that uses the cassette tool for installation, but the 160mm rotor actually requires a 44mm, 16 notch external BB tool.
J**2
Shimano wins again
I'm a shimano person with all my bikes. Their rotors are great and I havent had any other them ever bend too out of wack that could not be reversed after a crash or awkward hit. I only have had to replace due to being truly worn. Center lock is a plus in my book and they give you a new ring with every rotor.
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