Moto Master Nitro Series Front Brake Disc - Silver - 112371

The Moto Master Nitro Series Front Brake Disc is an excellent OEM replacement designed to deliver ...

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The Moto Master Nitro Series Front Brake Disc (112371) is an ideal choice for motorcycle enthusiasts seeking a durable, high-performance OEM replacement that enhances braking reliability. Engineered for consistent stopping power and effective heat management, it serves riders who demand race-proven quality for daily or performance riding, though users must ensure their hub dimensions match the specific 100.5 mm bolt circle pattern to guarantee compatibility.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number112371
BrandMoto Master

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FAQs

Does this disc come with mounting hardware?

No, this listing is for the brake disc only. It is recommended to use your existing high-quality hardware or purchase new OEM-spec bolts.

Can I use this with any type of brake pad?

This disc is compatible with most standard and sintered brake pads, but sintered pads are recommended for high-performance riding.

How do I measure the bolt circle for my bike?

The bolt circle (PCD) is the diameter of an imaginary circle formed by the center points of the wheel studs or mounting holes.

Is this a direct replacement for my stock disc?

If your motorcycle shares the 100.5mm bolt circle and 82.5mm inside diameter, it serves as a high-quality OEM replacement.

Do I need to 'bed in' the new disc?

Yes, it is highly recommended to follow a gentle bed-in process for the first 100-200 kilometers, avoiding heavy emergency braking during the initial phase.

What is the primary material used?

The disc is constructed from high-strength, hardened, low-carbon stainless steel.

Troubleshooting

Braking feels pulsated or uneven

Check the disc for runout using a dial indicator or ensure the mounting bolts are torqued evenly to specification.

Brake squeal during light braking

Ensure the pads are properly seated and consider applying a thin layer of brake pad lubricant to the back of the pads (not the rotor face).

Reduced stopping power

Check if the cooling slots are clogged with debris or if the brake pads have glazed over from overheating.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Race-proven design for enhanced reliability
  • Effective cooling slots prevent brake fade
  • High-quality, hardened stainless steel build
  • Consistent brake pad cleaning action

Cons

  • Requires specific hub compatibility (100.5mm bolt circle)
  • Limited to front-end application only
  • Requires professional installation for safety

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure proper performance, verify that your motorcycle's hub meets the following specifications: a 5-hole bolt pattern, a bolt hole circle of 100.5 mm, and an inside diameter of 82.5 mm. Professional installation is highly recommended to ensure the disc is seated perfectly level and all mounting bolts are torqued to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications. For care, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that may leave a residue on the surface; instead, use a dedicated brake cleaner. Regularly inspect the disc for uneven wear patterns or deep scoring, and ensure your brake pads are replaced simultaneously to prevent uneven mating surfaces.

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