SRAM Centerline Rotor - 200mm
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Product Information
Full details
The SRAM Centerline Rotor is designed for mountain bike enthusiasts seeking consistent braking performance and a quieter ride. Engineered to maintain a stable center of friction, this rotor effectively minimizes vibration during hard braking, making it an excellent upgrade for riders experiencing brake noise or inconsistent modulation. While it offers superior reliability and heat management, it is essential to ensure that your specific brake caliper and frame mount are compatible with the 200mm rotor size before installation.
All features
| Series | Centerline |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 00.5018.111.003 |
| Brand | SRAM |
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FAQs
Is the 200mm SRAM Centerline rotor compatible with all bikes?
No, you must ensure your frame or fork has the necessary clearance and the correct mounting bracket adapter for a 200mm rotor.
Can I use this rotor with non-SRAM brakes?
While the rotor is designed for SRAM systems, it may work with other brands provided the pad sweep area matches the rotor track width, but performance is optimized with SRAM hardware.
What is the bedding-in process?
It is the process of performing controlled stops to transfer a thin layer of brake pad material onto the rotor surface for improved grip and quiet operation.
How do I know when the rotor needs replacing?
Replace the rotor if it shows signs of excessive scoring, bending, or if the thickness falls below the manufacturer's recommended minimum.
How often should I clean the rotor?
Clean the rotor whenever you notice a decrease in braking power, if it has been exposed to oil/grease, or as part of your regular maintenance schedule.
Troubleshooting
Brakes are making a squealing noise
Clean the rotor with isopropyl alcohol and perform the bedding-in procedure to ensure proper pad material transfer.
Brake lever feels inconsistent or spongy
Check your hydraulic system for air bubbles and bleed the brakes according to the SRAM service manual.
Rotor is rubbing against the pads
Check the rotor for true alignment and adjust the brake caliper centering bolts to ensure equal clearance.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Extremely consistent braking modulation
- Noticeable reduction in brake squeal and vibration
- Excellent heat management for long rides
- Durable construction suitable for aggressive trail riding
Cons
- Requires frame and fork clearance for 200mm size
- Not compatible with all non-SRAM brake systems
- Requires proper bedding-in procedure for peak performance
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure peak performance, follow these guidelines for your 200mm SRAM Centerline rotor: 1. Confirm your fork or frame supports a 200mm diameter rotor, as using an incorrect size may lead to mechanical failure. 2. Use a torque wrench to tighten the rotor bolts to the manufacturer-recommended specifications in a cross-pattern. 3. Perform a proper bedding-in process after installation by finding a safe, flat area and performing 10-20 medium-intensity stops from moderate speed to transfer pad material onto the rotor surface. 4. Periodically inspect the rotor for scoring or excessive thinning; use a dedicated disc brake cleaner to remove any contaminants, grease, or oils that may compromise braking power.