SRAM Flat Mount Disc Brake Bracket - Front - 0F/20F



Best current price£19.99from Tredz
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Tredz£19.99Visit shop Sram Black Flat Brake Mount Bracket Size 2
Visit shop


Best current price£19.99from Tredz
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Tredz£19.99Visit shop Sram Black Flat Brake Mount Bracket Size 2
Visit shop3 offers from £19.99 - £24.00
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The SRAM Flat Mount Disc Brake Bracket is an essential component for cyclists upgrading or maintaining road and gravel bikes equipped with flat-mount disc brakes. Designed for front-end configurations, this bracket allows for precise caliper alignment for both 140mm and 160mm rotors, making it ideal for mechanics and riders seeking reliable stopping power. While it offers excellent versatility, users should note that it is strictly intended for front flat-mount systems and is not interchangeable with rear brackets or post-mount standards.
| Series | Flat Mount Bracket Front - 0F/20F |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 00.5318.018.000 |
| Brand | SRAM |
No, this specific bracket is designed for front-fork mounting geometry only.
Yes, each kit includes two stainless steel bracket and caliper mounting bolts.
This bracket is designed for standard flat-mount disc brake systems, but it is optimized for SRAM calipers. Check your caliper manufacturer's specifications for mounting compatibility.
This refers to the offset configuration required for mounting front calipers to accommodate either 140mm or 160mm rotors.
Most SRAM bolts come with pre-applied threadlocker. If the bolts are clean or used, adding a small amount of blue medium-strength threadlocker is recommended for safety.
Loosen the caliper bolts slightly, squeeze the brake lever firmly, and re-tighten the bolts to center the caliper over the rotor.
Ensure all mounting bolts are tightened to the correct torque; if the feel persists, check the hydraulic lines for air bubbles and perform a brake bleed.
To install, ensure the fork mounting surface is clean and free of debris. Use the provided stainless steel bolts to attach the bracket to the fork, then mount the caliper to the bracket. Always use a calibrated torque wrench, following the specific torque values recommended by your fork manufacturer—typically between 6-8 Nm for these fasteners. Check that the brake pads are centered over the rotor track; if they are not, you may need to use flat-mount alignment shims. Periodically inspect the bolts for signs of loosening or corrosion, and re-torque them during routine bike maintenance intervals.