Galfer Floating Wave Disc Brake Rotor - 180mm x 2.0mm 6-Bolt Green ModelNumber=H3145 } Microspline compatible 10-52t gear GL00521
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Galfer Floating Wave Disc Brake Rotor 180mm x 2.0mm 6 Bolt Green ModelNumber=H3145 } Microspline compatible 10 52t gear GL00521 } Microspline compatible 10 52t gear range 10 11 13 15 18 21 24 28 32 36 44 52 Two largest cogs (2spd) are 7075 aluminum 10spd are forged steel This is made possible with a unique rail solution which combines the narrow nose with a standard 7mm titanium rail 0mm thick rotors Rotor Size (mm) 180 Rotor Type Two Piece Pad Compatibility All Pad Compounds Hub Disc Compatibility 6 Bolt Size 180Mm Color Green Every high quality Galfer patented Wave® rotor is made from a proprietary mix of virgin high carbon 420 stainless steel laser cut (never stamped) double disc parallel ground to assure perfect parallel flatness and heat treated to each specific application
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