SRAM Disc Brake Adaptor

This adaptor is designed for specific mounting standards, so you must first identify your frame's mount type—typically Post Mount or Flat Mount—and your rotor size. Check your bike's technical manual or the specifications on your current brake caliper to ensure this model matches your setup.

Yes, this SRAM adaptor typically includes the required hardware to secure the bracket to your frame or fork. However, you should always double-check the package contents upon arrival, as some specific setups may require additional spacers or bolts depending on your rotor size.

Yes, disc brake adaptors are primarily used to bridge the gap between your frame's mount and the brake caliper when you upgrade to a larger rotor. Ensure you select the correct adaptor size that corresponds to the specific rotor diameter you are installing.

Yes, front and rear adaptors are often geometrically different due to the varying mounting points on forks versus frames. Always verify that the specific model number you are purchasing is designated for the wheel position you intend to upgrade.

Generally, installing a new adaptor does not require a full brake bleed, as you are simply repositioning the caliper. However, you will need to realign the caliper over the rotor to prevent rubbing, which may require loosening the bolts and centering the caliper by hand.