MTX Performance Brake Disc Rear - Honda VFR800 X Crossrunner 2011-14 - Solid Disc

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This guide is for Honda VFR800 X Crossrunner 2011-2014 owners seeking enhanced braking performance. The MTX Performance Rear Solid Round Brake Disc offers a direct upgrade, leveraging racing-derived technology for improved stopping power and heat management. While providing a significant performance boost, it requires professional installation to ensure optimal safety and function.

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Model Part NumberMDS01075
BrandMTX

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FAQs

Is this disc a direct replacement for my Honda VFR800 X Crossrunner?

Yes, the MTX Performance Rear Solid Round Brake Disc (MDS01075) is designed as a direct replacement for the stock rear disc on Honda VFR800 X Crossrunner models from 2011 to 2014.

Do I need special tools to install this brake disc?

While basic tools are needed, a torque wrench is essential to ensure the disc is secured to the correct manufacturer specifications. Professional installation is highly recommended due to the critical nature of brake components.

What is the advantage of the SUS 420 stainless steel material?

SUS 420 is a high-quality stainless steel known for its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. Heat treatment further enhances its performance under the high temperatures generated during braking.

How does the lightening and drill hole pattern improve performance?

These patterns reduce the disc's weight and increase its surface area, which aids in dissipating heat more effectively. This helps prevent brake fade and maintains consistent stopping power.

What is the minimum thickness specification and why is it important?

The minimum thickness is 5mm. This is crucial for safety. Once the disc wears down to this thickness, it must be replaced to ensure structural integrity and reliable braking performance.

How should I break in my new brake disc?

A proper bedding-in procedure is essential. This typically involves a series of moderate stops from increasing speeds, allowing the disc and pads to mate properly. Consult your mechanic or the manufacturer's recommendations for the specific procedure.

Can I use this disc with my existing brake pads?

It is recommended to use new brake pads when installing a new brake disc to ensure optimal performance and prevent premature wear. Ensure any replacement pads are compatible with stainless steel discs.

Troubleshooting

Brake judder or vibration

Ensure the disc is correctly installed and torqued. Check for any debris between the disc and hub. If vibration persists, the disc may be warped, requiring replacement. Ensure brake pads are properly seated and bedded-in.

Reduced braking effectiveness

Verify that the brake pads are new and correctly installed. Check brake fluid level and condition. Ensure there are no air bubbles in the brake lines. Bed-in the new disc and pads thoroughly.

Unusual noises (squealing, grinding)

Squealing can sometimes occur with new pads and discs until fully bedded-in. Grinding noises may indicate debris or worn pads. Inspect for foreign objects or excessive pad wear.

Disc looks discolored (blueing)

Temporary blueing can indicate the disc has reached high temperatures. This is normal under heavy braking but excessive or repeated blueing may suggest a cooling issue or an excessively hard braking style.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Improved stopping power and feel.
  • Enhanced heat dissipation for consistent braking.
  • Durable construction with high-quality stainless steel.
  • Direct fitment for the specified Honda models.
  • Precision manufacturing ensures reliability.

Cons

  • Professional installation is recommended.
  • May require adjustment of brake pads after installation.
  • Solid disc design might produce slightly more noise than vented options under certain conditions.
  • Not suitable for models outside the specified year range.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

This MTX Performance Rear Solid Round Brake Disc is specifically designed for the Honda VFR800 X Crossrunner models from 2011 to 2014. Ensure your motorcycle's make, model, and year match these specifications before purchasing. The disc is a direct replacement for the Original Equipment (OE) part, with the following technical specifications:

  • Outer Diameter: 256mm
  • Inner Diameter: 70mm
  • Bolt Hole Circumference: 110mm
  • Bolt Hole Quantity: 4
  • Bolt Hole Size: 8.4mm
  • Thickness: 6mm
  • Minimum Thickness: 5mm
  • Bolt Hole Type: Straight

Setup (Installation):

Installation of brake components requires precision and adherence to safety standards. It is highly recommended that this brake disc be installed by a qualified motorcycle mechanic. The process typically involves:

  1. Safely lifting and securing the motorcycle.
  2. Removing the rear wheel.
  3. Unbolting and removing the old brake disc.
  4. Cleaning the mounting surface on the hub.
  5. Installing the new MTX brake disc, ensuring all bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.
  6. Reinstalling the rear wheel and ensuring proper alignment.
  7. After installation, perform a brake bedding-in procedure to mate the new disc with the brake pads. Consult your mechanic for the correct procedure.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Regularly clean the brake disc surface with a motorcycle-specific brake cleaner and a clean, lint-free cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.
  • Inspection: Periodically inspect the disc for any signs of excessive wear, warping, or damage. Check the thickness against the minimum specification.
  • Pad Wear: Ensure your brake pads are in good condition and replaced when worn to prevent damage to the new disc.
  • Environment: While stainless steel offers corrosion resistance, prolonged exposure to salt or harsh chemicals can still affect its appearance and performance over time. Clean the disc after riding in adverse conditions.