Moto Master Flame Series Front Brake Disc - 110676
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The Moto Master Flame Series Front Brake Disc (110676) is engineered for motorcycle enthusiasts and racers who require consistent, high-performance stopping power. Featuring a distinct flame design that actively cools the contact surface and clears away debris, this disc is built for durability using hardened stainless steel. While it offers a significant upgrade in precision and heat management, users should ensure their current wheel hub matches the specific 270 mm diameter and 134 mm bolt circle requirements before installation.
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| Model Part Number | 110676 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Moto Master |
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FAQs
What is the diameter of this disc?
This disc has an outside diameter of 270 mm.
Can I use sintered brake pads with this disc?
Yes, the Flame Series is compatible with sintered, aramid, and ceramic carbon brake pads.
What is the bolt hole circle dimension?
The bolt hole circle (PCD) is 134 mm.
Does the flame design help with cooling?
Yes, the flame-shaped outer edge aids in clearing debris and promotes better airflow for cooling.
Is this a direct replacement for the 110676 model?
Yes, this is the official Moto Master Flame Series disc for that specific MPN.
How often should I replace my brake discs?
Discs should be replaced when they reach the manufacturer's minimum thickness specification or if they show signs of warping or deep surface damage.
Troubleshooting
Brake judder or pulsing during light braking
Verify that the disc was installed on a perfectly clean hub and that bolts are torqued to even specifications.
Excessive squealing noise
Check that the brake pads are compatible and properly bedded-in. Use a high-quality anti-seize or brake dampening grease on the back of the brake pad plates.
Reduced initial bite
Ensure the disc is completely clean of any shop oils or assembly residue. If new, perform a proper bedding-in procedure following pad manufacturer guidelines.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Improved heat dissipation through specialized flame geometry
- Exceptional flatness ensures even brake pad wear
- High-grade stainless steel construction for long-term durability
- Compatible with a wide range of high-performance brake pad materials
Cons
- Specific bolt pattern requirements limit universal fitment
- Requires proper break-in procedure to ensure surface alignment
- Not compatible with smaller hub diameters outside the 118 mm spec
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation must be performed by a qualified technician to ensure safety. Confirm that your motorcycle hub uses the 6-hole bolt pattern with a 134 mm bolt hole circle. Ensure the mounting surface of the wheel hub is clean and free of rust or debris before tightening the bolts to the manufacturer-specified torque settings.
Care Instructions:
- Regularly clean the disc with dedicated brake cleaner to remove oils and contaminants.
- Inspect the surface periodically for deep scoring or blue-tinted heat spots.
- Always pair with new brake pads when installing a new disc to ensure an even bedding-in process.