EBC Vee-Series Motorcycle Brake Disc - VR800BLK

Revolutionize your ride with the EBC Brakes Vee-Series Motorcycle Brake Disc. Engineered for the u...

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The EBC Vee-Series Motorcycle Brake Disc (VR800BLK) is designed for performance-minded riders and track enthusiasts who require consistent stopping power and reduced weight. Featuring a unique wavy rotor profile and a sophisticated fully floating S-Drive system, this brake disc effectively manages thermal expansion to minimize fade and vibration during aggressive riding. While it offers premium braking performance, users should note that these discs are sold individually and require precise installation to ensure proper floating movement.

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Model Part NumberVR800BLK
BrandEBC

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Does this disc come with mounting hardware?

The disc is generally designed to work with your motorcycle's existing hub mounting hardware; please check your bike's service manual.

Can I use these on the street?

Yes, the Vee-Series is perfectly suitable for street riding and provides superior cooling for spirited canyon riding.

How many discs do I need to buy?

These are sold individually. If your motorcycle has a dual-disc front brake setup, you will need to purchase two units.

What is the benefit of the 'wavy' design?

The wavy shape increases the surface area for cooling and helps shed heat faster while reducing total mass.

Is a specific type of brake pad required?

EBC recommends using their sintered metal brake pads for the best performance and longevity with these discs.

Troubleshooting

Brake vibration or pulse at the lever

Check that the floating rivets are clear of road debris and moving freely. Ensure the disc is mounted perfectly flat against the hub.

Brake fade during aggressive riding

Verify that your brake pads are compatible with stainless steel rotors and ensure your brake fluid has been recently flushed to prevent boiling.

Rotor making a clicking noise at low speeds

Some audible movement is normal for a fully floating rotor design as the S-Drive buttons shift slightly during rotation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent heat dissipation due to wavy geometry
  • Floating design prevents warping under high heat
  • Significant reduction in unsprung weight
  • Highly durable stainless steel construction
  • Precise fitment and build quality

Cons

  • Sold as a single unit, requiring two for double-disc setups
  • More complex installation than fixed-rotor designs
  • Requires careful break-in period for optimal contact

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Proper installation is critical for the floating function to work as intended. Ensure that all mounting hardware is torqued to the manufacturer's specification. When installing, confirm that the rotor can move slightly within the S-Drive buttons; they are designed to have a small amount of play. Keep the rotor surface free of oil, grease, or brake fluid, as contaminants will significantly impair performance. Use high-quality brake cleaner if the surface becomes dirty. During the break-in phase, perform several gentle stops to ensure the pads seat correctly against the rotor surface before attempting emergency or track-speed braking.

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