EM600 E-bike rotors with built in speed sensor magnet providing consistent braking performance through energy control. Rotor houses the magnet necessary for speed sensor function on Shimano STEPS equipped E-bikes allowing frame clearance for wider tyres. Compatible with E8000 / E7000 / E6000 / E5000 systems and for rear wheel use only. Rotors are durable lightweight and rigid, using the proven Shimano Centre-Lock system giving increased strength and security with an easy set-up. Precision cut and drilled braking surface improves pad clearing in muddy conditions while aiding cooling under high load. Large alloy spider is a highly rigid and lightweight support for the rotor surface. Super...
Best Price: £19.99 from Merlin Cycles
| Stockist | Catalogue Product Name | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shimano Steps EM600 Magnet Centrelock Rotor - Silver / 203mm / Centerlock | £19.99 | Visit Store |
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