SRAM CenterLine Rotor - 200mm

The CenterLine design provides a smooth, consistent, and quiet braking surface, leading to improved performance and a more pleasant riding experience.

Yes, the rounded edges make it easier to install and remove wheels, and they also comply with UCI regulations for racing.

It's compatible with both road and mountain bikes that have a 6-bolt disc brake hub interface and appropriate frame/fork mounts.

You will need a tool to tighten the 6-bolt rotor mounting bolts to the correct torque specification, typically a 5mm Allen key or Torx wrench.

Use a clean cloth with isopropyl alcohol or a dedicated disc brake cleaner. Avoid touching the braking surface with your fingers.

Yes, the SRAM CenterLine Rotor is designed for broad compatibility with most hydraulic and mechanical disc brake systems.

UCI-compliant means the rotor meets the safety and design standards set by the Union Cycliste Internationale for use in professional road racing, particularly regarding edge design.

Ensure the rotor is clean and free of contamination. Check that the rotor is true (not warped) and that brake pads are not glazed. Bed in the brake pads and rotor according to the brake manufacturer's instructions.

Verify the rotor is securely mounted and the wheel is properly seated in the dropouts. Check that the brake caliper is aligned correctly with the rotor. Adjust the caliper mounting bolts as needed.

Clean the rotor and brake pads. Inspect pads for wear and replace if necessary. Ensure the brake system is properly bled (for hydraulic brakes) and that cables are not binding (for mechanical brakes).

Visually inspect the rotor for any obvious bends. Minor warps can sometimes be corrected with a rotor truing tool. Significant warping may require rotor replacement.