EBC CONTOUR Fixed Brake Disc - MD880C

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The EBC CONTOUR Fixed Brake Disc is an ideal upgrade for motorcycle riders seeking enhanced braking precision and durability in demanding conditions. Designed for immediate response and consistent stopping power, it offers a high-performance alternative to standard factory discs, though riders should verify exact fitment against their specific motorcycle model's mounting specifications before installation.
| Model Part Number | MD880C |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
Yes, its heat-resistant design makes it capable of handling the demands of track-day riding.
It is highly recommended to install new brake pads with a new disc to ensure even wear and maximum performance.
Cross-reference the MPN MD880C with your motorcycle’s year, make, and model in the official EBC fitment catalog.
Use a non-residue brake cleaner specifically formulated for motorcycle brake components.
The disc typically arrives as a standalone unit; ensure your existing mounting hardware is in good condition before re-use.
Bleed the brake lines to remove trapped air and ensure proper fluid levels.
Ensure the pads are properly seated and apply a small amount of brake anti-squeal compound to the back of the pads.
Check the brake caliper alignment and ensure the slider pins are clean and lubricated.
Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper torque specifications for the mounting bolts. Before use, it is essential to clean the surface of the disc with a dedicated brake cleaner to remove any shipping oils or contaminants. During the initial 100 miles of use, avoid aggressive 'panic' braking to ensure the pads bed into the disc surface correctly. Regularly inspect the disc for signs of abnormal scoring or thinning, and ensure that the brake fluid is changed according to your motorcycle manufacturer's maintenance schedule to keep the entire hydraulic system functioning at its peak.