Trickstuff Rotor

No, this specific model is designed exclusively for 6-bolt mounting systems. You would need a 6-bolt to Center Lock adapter if your current wheelset uses a Center Lock interface.

The 1.85 mm thickness is compatible with most standard disc brake calipers. However, always check your brake manufacturer's minimum thickness requirements to ensure a safe and proper fit.

This rotor is optimized for weight savings and efficiency, making it best suited for cross-country or light trail riding. For heavy-duty, sustained braking demands like enduro or downhill, a thicker, more robust rotor would be a safer choice.

While technically possible, 140 mm rotors are typically used on the rear wheel. Most front forks require a larger rotor size for adequate stopping power and heat management, so verify your fork's minimum rotor size specification before installation.

Yes, the minimalist construction means there is less material to absorb and dissipate heat compared to heavier, thicker rotors. It is designed for riders who prioritize weight over extreme heat capacity.