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The centre carrier forms the mounting structure of the floating rotor.
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Explore all productsA separate carrier. A floating braking ring. A rotor selected for your motorcycle.
An aluminium carrier and a separate braking ring, joined through floating bobbins. Explore the construction, then confirm the fitment for the product you have selected.
The centre carrier forms the mounting structure of the floating rotor.
Bobbins join the carrier and braking ring, allowing controlled relative movement.
The cut pattern is part of the rotor’s heat-management design. Braking performance also depends on pads, tyres, calipers and installation.
Model years: Confirm exact model and year with 66BHP
Confirm diameter · Confirm rotor position
CHECK FITMENT WITH 66BHP ↗01 Match the exact model and generation.
02 Check model year, rotor position and ABS setup.
03 Confirm mounting dimensions and clearance.
04 Arrange professional installation.
Diameter alone does not establish compatibility. Do not assume fitment to another model, year or engine size.
Have a qualified technician confirm compatibility, fastener torque, pad condition, caliper alignment and safe operation. Follow the motorcycle and component manufacturers’ installation and bedding-in instructions.
Use the selected product’s model and year information above. Confirm ABS setup, dimensions and rotor position with 66BHP before ordering if anything is unclear.
The carrier and braking ring are separate components joined through bobbins, allowing controlled relative movement.
Your installer should inspect their condition and suitability. Worn, glazed or unevenly contacting pads may need replacement.
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