SRAM HS2 Disc Rotor Center Lock - 200mm



Best current price£38.99from Tredz
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Tredz£38.99Visit shop Sram Hs2 Center Lock (Includes Lockring) Rounded Disc Rotor Size 6
Visit shop


Best current price£38.99from Tredz
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Tredz£38.99Visit shop Sram Hs2 Center Lock (Includes Lockring) Rounded Disc Rotor Size 6
Visit shop19 offers from £38.99 - £65.00
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The SRAM HS2 Disc Rotor is designed for mountain bike riders looking to maximize braking power and thermal efficiency on demanding trails. By utilizing a thicker 2.00mm profile and advanced heat-dissipating technology, this rotor delivers a 7% increase in stopping power and superior noise reduction; however, riders must ensure their frame and fork clearance can accommodate the 200mm diameter and the specific Center Lock mounting standard.
| Series | HS2 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 00.5018.176.006 |
| Brand | SRAM |
Yes, it is compatible with all SRAM disc brake systems, provided your frame/fork and hubs support the size and mounting standard.
The rotor is generally compatible with most hydraulic disc brake systems, but check your brake pad material requirements.
A larger diameter provides more leverage for stopping power and a larger surface area to dissipate heat.
Center Lock rotors typically require a lockring, but check your specific package contents.
Perform 10-20 moderate-to-hard stops from medium speed on a safe, flat surface to transfer pad material onto the rotor.
Clean the rotor surface with isopropyl alcohol and perform a proper pad bedding-in procedure.
Ensure the Center Lock ring is fully tightened and re-center the brake caliper over the rotor.
Check for contaminated brake pads and replace them if oil or grease is present.
To install the Center Lock HS2 rotor, ensure your hub is Center Lock compatible. Use a standard cassette lockring tool to tighten the rotor to the hub's specified torque rating. Always check your frame and fork manufacturer's documentation to confirm they are rated for 200mm rotors before installation. To maintain the rotor, keep it free of oils, grease, and cleaning agents that could contaminate the brake pads. If the rotor becomes squeaky, clean the braking surface with high-quality isopropyl alcohol.