Shimano Disc Brake Rotor - SMRT70S

Ice Tech technology uses a three-layer sandwich structure (stainless steel/aluminum/stainless steel) to dissipate heat efficiently, reducing brake fade and improving performance.

Resin brake pads are recommended for optimal performance with the Shimano SM-RT70S rotors.

Use a disc brake cleaner and a clean cloth to remove dirt, grease, and contaminants. Avoid touching the braking surface with your bare hands.

Centerlock mounting is a system that allows for quick and easy installation and removal of the rotor using a splined interface and a lockring.

Rotors should be replaced when they are worn thin or damaged. Regularly inspect the braking surface for wear and tear.

Ensure the rotor size is compatible with your fork and frame. Commonly, 140mm or 160mm rotors are used. Check your bike's specifications.

You will need a Centerlock lockring tool and a torque wrench to ensure proper installation.

Check for rotor contamination, ensure the brake pads are properly bedded in, and check for any mechanical issues with the brakes or rotors.

Clean the rotors with disc brake cleaner. Check for contamination on the brake pads. If the issue persists, replace the brake pads or rotor.

Ensure the rotors are properly bedded in. Check for contamination on the rotors. Consider using higher-quality brake pads if the issue continues.

Ensure the hub is clean and the rotor is properly aligned. Use the correct lockring tool and tighten to the specified torque. Check for any obstructions.