Magura Storm HC Disc Rotor - 180 mm - 6 Hole

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The Magura Storm HC 180mm disc rotor is designed for mountain bikers, e-bike riders, and trekking enthusiasts who demand reliable braking power under extreme conditions. Featuring a robust 2mm thickness and optimized heat dissipation, this rotor ensures consistent performance on long descents and under heavy loads; however, users should ensure their brake frame mounts are compatible with 180mm rotors before installation to avoid clearance issues.
| Series | Storm HC |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 2702452 |
| Brand | Magura |
While optimized for Magura MT brakes, it can be used with other brands, provided the brake pad contact area and rotor thickness are compatible with your specific caliper.
Yes, each Magura Storm HC rotor includes 6 steel mounting screws for installation.
This is a 6-bolt rotor. To use it with a Centerlock hub, you would need to purchase a separate 6-bolt to Centerlock adapter.
Check your bike's frame and fork specifications. You may need a +20mm post-mount adapter if your bike was originally set up for 160mm rotors.
The Magura Storm HC rotor features a 2mm thickness for improved durability.
Clean the rotor surface with high-quality disc brake cleaner and check if the brake pads are glazed or contaminated.
Re-center the brake caliper by loosening the mounting bolts, squeezing the brake lever, and re-tightening the bolts.
Check that all 6 mounting screws are torqued to the manufacturer's specification and inspect the rotor for physical impact damage.
Installation requires a standard T25 Torx key to tighten the included 6-hole mounting screws. Always use a star-pattern tightening sequence to ensure the rotor is seated evenly against the hub. Ensure that your hub is 6-bolt compatible; this rotor is not designed for Centerlock systems without a separate adapter. For care, keep the rotor free of lubricants, oils, or cleaning agents that contain silicone, as these can severely degrade braking performance and cause noise. If the rotor becomes contaminated, use a dedicated brake cleaner to degrease the surface.