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The Hope Step Up Brake Mount Adapter is designed for mountain bikers looking to increase their stopping power by upgrading from a 200mm rotor to a 220mm rotor. It is perfect for riders who need precise caliper alignment on custom brake setups, though it requires verifying that your specific fork or frame is rated to handle the increased stress of a larger rotor size.
| Series | Step Up |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HBMPS |
| Brand | Hope |
Yes, this adapter is designed to fit standard post-mount systems, making it compatible with most major brake brands.
It is designed for post-mount interfaces; verify your frame or fork allows for 220mm rotor clearance before installation.
Yes, all necessary high-strength bolts are included in the package.
It is crafted from high-grade aluminum using precision CNC machining for maximum strength and weight efficiency.
No, this specific adapter is strictly for stepping up from 200mm to 220mm rotor sizes.
Check that the caliper is centered properly; you may need to re-align the caliper by loosening the bolts, squeezing the brake lever, and tightening them while the lever is held.
Ensure you are using the specific bolts provided with the adapter and that the threads on the fork/frame are free of dirt or paint buildup.
To install the Hope Step Up adapter, ensure your fork or frame utilizes a standard post-mount interface. 1. Clean your mounting bosses to remove debris. 2. Attach the adapter to the post-mount bosses using the provided bolts. 3. Mount your brake caliper to the adapter. 4. Torque all bolts to the manufacturer's recommended specifications, typically between 6Nm and 8Nm. Always check your fork or frame manufacturer's website to ensure they officially support the use of 220mm rotors, as the increased lever force can stress non-compliant mounting points. Periodically inspect the bolts for signs of loosening after the first few rides.
