Motorcycle Brake Discs - Brembo - 208973717

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These Brembo Supersport brake discs (MPN: 208973717) are designed for riders seeking enhanced braking performance on both street and track. Their key benefit is superior heat resistance and durability, achieved through heat-treated steel and billet-machined aluminum bells. A potential caveat is that while they are direct replacements for many Maxi-Sport models, compatibility should always be verified for specific European and Japanese bikes. Key features include a fully floating design, increased thickness for durability, and a perforated rotor for consistent performance.
| Model Part Number | 208973717 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brembo |
The provided product information does not specify compatibility with ABS systems. It is crucial to check the detailed specifications for your motorcycle model or consult with a Brembo dealer to confirm ABS compatibility.
While these discs can be used with various pads, they are often paired with performance-oriented pads like Brembo Z04 for optimal results, especially in track conditions. Using high-quality, compatible pads is recommended.
Bedding involves a series of moderate to firm stops from moderate speeds, allowing the braking system to heat up and the pad material to transfer evenly to the disc surface. Avoid full-ABS-engaging stops during the initial bedding process. Consult the pad manufacturer's specific bedding procedure.
A fully floating design allows the disc to move independently of the hub. This prevents the disc from being distorted by heat expansion, ensuring a more consistent contact with the brake pads and maintaining optimal braking performance.
These Brembo Supersport discs feature a thicker (5.5 mm vs. standard typically 4.5-5.0 mm), heat-treated steel rotor, a billet aluminum alloy bell, and a perforated design, all aimed at providing superior heat dissipation, durability, and braking performance compared to standard OEM discs.
Yes, these discs are explicitly designed for both road and track use, offering enhanced performance suitable for demanding conditions while also providing reliable stopping power for everyday riding.
Ensure the disc is correctly mounted and not warped. Check for debris between the pad and rotor. Warped discs may need replacement.
Check for contamination on the disc surface (e.g., oil, grease) and clean thoroughly. Ensure brake pads are properly bedded in and compatible. Bleed the brake system if air is suspected.
This can sometimes be normal with performance discs and certain pad materials. However, persistent or loud squealing may indicate an issue with pad bedding, alignment, or worn components.
Bluing indicates excessive heat. While normal under extreme use, persistent severe bluing may suggest the need for improved cooling or a less aggressive riding style for the conditions.
Setup:
These discs are designed as direct replacements for original equipment on many European and Japanese Maxi-Sport motorcycles. Ensure the mounting surface on the hub is clean and free of debris. Use the correct torque specifications and sequence when installing new disc mounting bolts (if applicable) and ensure they are secured properly. It is highly recommended to have brake components installed by a qualified mechanic.
Compatibility:
This specific part number (208973717) is stated as a direct replacement for popular European and Japanese Maxi-Sport models. Always verify the fitment for your specific motorcycle make, model, and year before purchase. Key specifications include an outer diameter of 310 mm, a thickness of 5.5 mm, 5 mounting holes, and a perforated rotor style. They are intended for the front or rear axle.
Care:
Regularly inspect the brake discs for signs of wear, damage, or warping. Clean the braking surface with a dedicated brake cleaner or isopropyl alcohol to remove any contaminants. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that could scratch the rotor surface. Ensure brake pads are also in good condition and compatible with the disc material. Regular maintenance of the entire braking system, including fluid and lines, is crucial for optimal performance and safety.