How to select the correct brake discs for your vehicle?
Approximate dimension Brake discs are as small as 140mm in diameter for regular bikes and cross-country specific bikes, and up to 205mm for mountain bikes. Typically, road and motocross use 140 to 160mm, mountain bikes use 160mm, cross-country skiing uses 160 to 180mm (sometimes a mix, with larger rotors up front), and larger vans use 180mm, or even 200 to 205mm. Larger rotors can dissipate heat over a larger surface area, but are heavier, so you need rotors that can match the smallest minimum rotor compared to the usual riding style. What limits the size of brake rotors in a vehicle? The bigger the better is the basic idea. But it is also more expensive and heavier. The maximum size of a disc brake is the size of the wheel. Beyond that, it is bound to impact the ground and become the wheel. The maximum actual size is limited by the inside diameter of the rim. Most conventional automotive brakes place the disk on the hub, with the rim covering the disk. The original reason for the