Clarks TL-027 Disc Brake Rotor - 160mm
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This guide is for cyclists using the Clarks TL-027 160mm disc brake rotor, offering enhanced braking performance and durability. This rotor is ideal for standard riding conditions, providing reliable stopping power. Note that this rotor is designed for use with a 6-bolt mounting system.
All features
| Model Part Number | TL-027 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clarks |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of brake system is this rotor compatible with?
This rotor is compatible with 6-bolt disc brake systems.
What is the thickness of the rotor?
The rotor has a thickness of 1.8mm.
What is the recommended use for this rotor?
This rotor is ideal for standard riding, such as commuting and recreational cycling.
How do I clean the rotor?
Clean the rotor with a disc brake cleaner to remove dirt and debris.
What should I do if the brakes squeal?
Clean the rotor and check the brake pads for contamination.
How often should I inspect the rotor?
Inspect the rotor regularly for wear and tear, and replace it if the thickness is below the minimum recommended by the manufacturer.
Can I use this rotor for downhill riding?
While the rotor is durable, its 160mm size may not be ideal for aggressive downhill riding. Consider a larger rotor for more demanding conditions.
Troubleshooting
Brakes feel weak or spongy.
Check brake pads for wear and contamination. Bleed the brake system to remove air bubbles.
Brakes squeal when applied.
Clean the rotor with disc brake cleaner. Check for contamination on the brake pads and rotor.
Rotor rubs against brake pads.
Adjust the brake caliper alignment. Ensure the rotor is properly mounted and not warped.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable construction from 120 CR grade steel.
- Optimal 1.8mm thickness for reliable braking performance.
- Single-piece design for enhanced rigidity.
- Easy installation with a 6-bolt mounting system.
- Suitable for standard riding conditions.
Cons
- Only compatible with 6-bolt disc brake systems.
- May not be suitable for extreme downhill or high-intensity riding.
- 160mm size may not provide sufficient stopping power for all riders and conditions.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure your bike's disc brake system is compatible with a 6-bolt rotor.
- Clean the hub and the rotor mounting surface.
- Align the rotor with the hub and secure it using the 6 bolts, tightening them in a star pattern.
- Ensure the bolts are properly torqued according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Compatibility:
- This rotor is compatible with 6-bolt disc brake systems.
- It is designed for use with a 160mm rotor size.
Care:
- Clean the rotor regularly with a disc brake cleaner to remove dirt and debris.
- Avoid touching the rotor surface with bare hands, as oils can contaminate the braking surface.
- Inspect the rotor regularly for wear and tear. Replace if the thickness is below the minimum recommended by the manufacturer.