EBC Brake Disc - MD6103D
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The EBC MD6103D fixed brake disc is an essential replacement component for owners of specific Honda adventure motorcycles who prioritize braking consistency and durability. Engineered for a precise fit, it delivers reliable stopping power for daily commuting and touring; however, users must ensure their bike's model year falls strictly within the 1990-2003 window to guarantee compatibility.
All features
| Model Part Number | MD6103D |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Does this disc come with mounting bolts?
No, the MD6103D is supplied as the disc itself; it is recommended to use your existing hardware or purchase new OEM-spec bolts.
Can I use this disc with sintered brake pads?
Yes, EBC discs are designed to be compatible with various pad compounds, including high-performance sintered pads.
Do I need to replace both discs if I only have one damaged?
While it is possible to replace one, it is best practice to replace brake discs in pairs (if applicable) to ensure even braking balance.
How do I know if my disc is worn out?
Check the disc thickness against your motorcycle's service manual; if it falls below the minimum thickness stamped on the disc, it must be replaced.
Is this a floating or fixed disc?
The MD6103D is a fixed brake disc design.
Troubleshooting
Braking feels spongy after installation
Bleed the brake lines to ensure there is no trapped air in the hydraulic system.
Squealing noise during braking
Ensure brake pads are properly bedded-in; a light application of brake grease on the back of the pads can also reduce vibration.
Vibration during heavy braking
Verify that all four mounting bolts are torqued evenly and that the disc is flush against the hub.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-quality construction ensures longevity
- Precise dimensions match OEM specifications
- Enhanced braking stability for touring models
- Straightforward installation for experienced mechanics
Cons
- Compatibility limited to specific Honda models
- Requires proper torque settings for safe installation
- Not intended for non-compatible bike modifications
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This disc is specifically designed for:
- Honda 750 XRV Africa Twin (1990-2003)
- Honda 1000 XLV Varadero (1999-2002)
Setup: Before installation, ensure the wheel hub surface is clean and free of debris. Always use a torque wrench to tighten the four fixing bolts to the manufacturer’s recommended specifications.
Care: Regularly inspect the disc for deep scoring or thinning. To maintain performance, clean the disc surface with approved brake cleaner and avoid using oil-based lubricants or heavy chemicals near the braking surface.