EBC S/Steel Cont X Brake Disc FRHS for Triumph Daytona 955i Double Sided 2001-04
Motorcycle and Car Performance Accessories. EBC S/Steel Cont X Brake Disc FRHS for Triumph Daytona 955i Double Sided 2001-04. This EBC Brake Disc is designed to fit model years Triumph Daytona 955i Double Sided 2001 2002 2003 2004. Title: EBC Stainless Steel Floating Contour X Front Brake Disc (15).
Make: TRIUMPH HINCKLEY PRODUCED MACHINES. X and XC floating motorcycle rotors are lightweight replacements for original OEM units. Precision made in the United Kingdom to fine tolerances for durability and perfectly balanced, eliminating vibration. EBC Brake rotors are assembled with our patented Square Drive button system further extending rotor life and braking performance.This further reduces the unit weight by up to 300 grammes. X rotors feature full circle, circular rotor blades.
XC rotors feature a contoured lighter weight profile. Floating MC rotors feature EBC Brakes unique and patented S-Drive button system which features square sided rivets captured in square drive pockets on the rotor and hub which allow the outer rotor blade to expand and contract freely under the heat of braking without suffering rivet lock. As the design of Motorcycles progressed over the last 10 years with machines getting lighter, more powerful and faster the demand on Motorcycle brakes has increased. Great technical forward movements such as 4 and 6 piston calipers and more recently the radial caliper have helped stop motorcycles faster but there has been, until now little progress made on brake rotors. There have been attempts to reduce weight on rotors, usually by drilling more holes in the rotor blade but always the OEM builders have used the boring "Round Style" rivet or drive button technology. This outdated method of building rotors has now been consigned to the history books as EBC Brakes proudly announces the arrival of a new and patented design of drive button known as the SD System. SD stands for Square Drive which describes the button designs used in the new EBC X and XC rotors.