EBC Brake Disc - VMD1036

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The EBC VINTAGE Floating Brake Disc (VMD1036) is an essential upgrade for vintage motorcycle enthusiasts seeking improved stopping power and long-term reliability. Designed specifically to match the unique mechanical requirements of classic bikes, it provides a consistent, controlled braking experience that exceeds standard factory performance. While it offers significant improvements in safety and responsiveness, users must ensure their specific motorcycle hub dimensions align with the disc's 58.4 mm internal diameter before installation.
| Model Part Number | VMD1036 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
The external diameter is 276 mm.
This disc is designed for a 5-bolt mounting pattern with 8.5 mm diameter holes.
The internal diameter is 58.4 mm.
No, it is designed for specific vintage motorcycles. Always verify the 78 mm hole spacing and internal diameter against your bike's specifications.
Yes, it is recommended to follow a moderate break-in procedure, avoiding heavy, sustained braking for the first 100 miles to allow the pads and disc to mate correctly.
Check if the disc bolts were torqued evenly or if the mounting surface on the hub has debris buildup.
Verify that the brake pads are correctly seated and ensure the disc was thoroughly cleaned of residual factory protective oils before the first ride.
Installation should be performed by someone familiar with motorcycle brake systems. Before mounting, ensure the wheel hub surface is clean and free of rust or debris, as any unevenness can lead to disc run-out. Tighten all 5 bolts in a star pattern to the torque specifications provided by your motorcycle manufacturer.
Care instructions include keeping the braking surface clear of oils, grease, and brake fluids. When installing, it is recommended to clean the disc with a dedicated brake cleaner to remove any anti-corrosion coating applied during transit. Periodically inspect the disc for thinning or grooves to ensure safe operation throughout the riding season.