Motorcycle Brake Disc - 276mm - TRW - MST202

This is a set of two brake discs designed for motorcycles. The discs have an outer diameter of 276...

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This guide is for motorcycle owners seeking reliable replacement brake discs. The key benefit is enhanced braking performance and durability through TRW's quality manufacturing. A caveat is the need to verify exact fitment for your specific motorcycle model before purchase. This product is a set of two brake discs with a 276mm outer diameter, 5mm thickness, and 144mm inner diameter, featuring a perforated rotor style. They are designed for use as brake disc rotors by TRW (part number MST202).

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Model Part NumberMST202
BrandTRW

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FAQs

Are these brake discs sold individually or as a set?

The product information indicates these are a 'set of two brake discs'.

What is the significance of the perforated rotor style?

The perforations help to dissipate heat generated during braking, which reduces the risk of brake fade and maintains consistent stopping power, especially under heavy use.

How do I ensure these discs will fit my motorcycle?

You must verify that your specific motorcycle model, year, and engine variant match the provided fitment information (HONDA MOTORCYCLE rear 1987-1992, 1.0 engine; front 1997-1998, 64 engine). If unsure, consult your motorcycle's manual or a professional mechanic.

What tools are needed for installation?

Installation typically requires standard motorcycle tools, including wrenches, torque wrenches, and potentially caliper tools. It is highly recommended that installation be performed by a qualified mechanic.

How should I clean the brake discs?

Use a dedicated brake cleaner designed for motorcycles. Apply the cleaner and wipe with a clean, lint-free cloth. Avoid using water or degreasers that could contaminate the braking surface.

What is the recommended 'bed-in' procedure for new brake discs?

A typical bed-in procedure involves a series of moderate stops from a moderate speed, followed by allowing the brakes to cool completely. Specific procedures may vary; consult the disc manufacturer's recommendations or a service manual.

What is the outer diameter of these brake discs?

The outer diameter of these brake discs is 276mm.

Troubleshooting

Brake judder or vibration

This can be caused by warped rotors, uneven pad material transfer, or debris. Ensure the rotor is clean and correctly mounted. If vibration persists, the rotor may be warped and require replacement.

Reduced braking performance

Check the brake pad material and condition, brake fluid level, and ensure there are no air bubbles in the brake lines. Also, verify the brake discs are not excessively worn or contaminated with oil or grease.

Unusual noise during braking

New brake discs and pads require a 'bed-in' period. If noise persists after proper bedding, check for debris caught between the pad and rotor, or ensure the brake caliper is functioning correctly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality materials and manufacturing from TRW.
  • Perforated rotor design aids in heat management and consistent braking.
  • Designed for specific motorcycle applications, offering a precise fit when compatible.
  • A cost-effective solution for maintaining braking system integrity.

Cons

  • Requires careful verification of motorcycle compatibility before purchase.
  • Sold as a set of two; individual disc purchase may not be available.
  • Perforated design might introduce slightly more noise than solid rotors.
  • Fitment details provided are specific and may not cover all potential models without further research.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Verification: Before installation, it is critical to confirm that these brake discs are compatible with your specific motorcycle model, year, and engine type. The provided fitment details for HONDA MOTORCYCLE models (rear brakes 1987-1992, 1.0 engine; front brakes 1997-1998, 64 engine) are essential. Consult your motorcycle's service manual or a qualified mechanic if unsure.

Installation: Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic following the manufacturer's procedures. Proper torque settings and bed-in procedures are crucial for optimal performance and longevity.

Care: To maintain performance, regularly inspect the brake discs for wear, damage, or warping. Clean the discs with a brake cleaner specifically designed for motorcycle use. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that could scratch the rotor surface. Ensure brake pads are also in good condition and compatible with the rotor material.

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