EBC Standard Brake Disc - 760.21.70
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Product Information
Full details
The EBC Standard Brake Disc (760.21.70) is an ideal replacement component for riders seeking reliable, high-performance stopping power and an immediate brake response. Designed for durability and precision, this fixed brake disc is well-suited for a variety of motorcycle configurations, though users must verify the specific bolt pattern and fitment requirements of their motorcycle model before installation to ensure compatibility.
All features
| Model Part Number | 760.21.70 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the thickness of this EBC disc?
The EBC 760.21.70 disc has a thickness of 5 mm.
How many mounting holes does this disc have?
This disc features four fixing holes for secure attachment.
Is this a floating disc or a fixed disc?
This is a fixed brake disc design.
Can I install this brake disc myself?
While technically possible, braking systems are critical safety components. Professional installation is highly recommended to ensure correct torque and fitment.
What is the internal diameter of the disc?
The internal diameter is 100.2 mm.
Do I need to replace my brake pads when installing a new disc?
Yes, it is highly recommended to replace the brake pads when installing a new disc to ensure even wear and optimal performance.
Troubleshooting
Brakes feel spongy after installation
Spongy brakes are typically caused by trapped air in the hydraulic lines. Bleed the brake system thoroughly to remove air bubbles.
Squealing noise during braking
Ensure the brake pads are correctly seated and the disc surface is clean. If the noise persists, check for pad glazing or loose mounting hardware.
Increased vibration when braking
Verify that all four mounting bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specification. Inspect the disc surface for any contamination or potential damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Consistent and immediate braking response
- Durable 5 mm thickness resists warping
- Standardized dimensions for reliable fitment
- High-quality construction for longevity
Cons
- Fixed disc design lacks the float of performance-racing rotors
- Requires professional installation for safety assurance
- Compatibility is strictly limited to specific bolt patterns
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation of the EBC 760.21.70 should always be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper torque settings for the four mounting bolts. Always clean the disc surface with a dedicated brake cleaner after installation to remove any protective oils or manufacturing residue. Regularly inspect the disc for uneven wear patterns or deep grooves. Do not exceed the service wear limit specified in your motorcycle owner's manual. When replacing the disc, it is industry standard to always install a new set of brake pads to ensure even contact and prevent premature scoring of the new disc surface.