Foot Brake Lever in Brake rear

Disc brakes
Disc brakes initially were manufactured for motorcycles that required more stopping power than regular ones.  They are more reliable on all sorts of terrain and in all weather conditions. With the help of calipers, they squeeze pads against rotor that slows down or stops the motorbike. To customize distance between handlebar grip and brake lever it is necessary to turn the brake disc bolt that connects the brake lever to the body. There are three types of disc brakes in motorcycles: fixed, semi-floating and fully floating. Fixed brake discs consist only of one part. They are very inflexible when heat is applied but because of its cheap price, they are quite demanding on market. Semi-floating and fully floating disc brakes consist of two parts and they allow disc to expand or to shrink depending on the conditions.  These kinds of disks are intended for high performance motorbikes. Most motorbike riders are searching for ways to increase speed of their vehicle but it is also necessary not to forget about slowing down and stopping of this vehicle rapidly from the high speeds it developed during the ride. That is why wave brake disc is used. It is made of stainless steel which makes it lighter. Wave brake discs are more resistant to high temperatures and are more durable.  For a street use one cannot distinguish all the advantages of wave brake discs. But on racetrack he does. In our Motorcycle Spare Parts Shop you can find a big variety of disc brakes and all the necessary spare parts to build a powerful and outstanding motorbike. Only the genuine parts and only of highest quality.