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As long as the disc is the right diameter then yes, no reason why not.
yep... the bobbins holding the stainless rotor to the alloy spider, sometimes rub a bit on adaptors, nothing a dremel or file cant fix...
Just get the right diameter and your sorted.
Ah if they are floating rotors you may have a compatibility problem, I did with Magura brakes.
work fine with my saint brakes.
Yes sorry, I ment floating rotors
Dickie,
Got a pair of 160mm saw floaters on XT calipers, work fine but......because of the rivets, had to file some of the caliper mounts away where they anchor to the IS mount. I used an angle grinder and wore away about 1mm to allow for adjustment and the rivet on the floater.
Its easy and works fine.
Thanks - looking to buy a Turner DW Flux so I'll running post mount front & back.
It varies with the callipers TBH, I've had some LX that were a nightmare, but the 525 Deores were no issues at all. Only takes a bit of work with a file anyhoo.
i run floating rotors on a set of oro's, on mini and m4 rotors the rivets foul the caliper but moto v2 ones are fine as they have a deeper braking surface
Remember that Shimano size their adapters for 160/180/203mm rotors, and Hope for 160/183/203mm rotors. So if you're planning on using a 183mm Hope floating rotor at all, you'll need a Hope (not Shimano) Mount for the respective brake caliper, otherwise the rotor will not fit as it will be too big in diameter.
You can get 160/180mm sized hope floating rotors. Wiggle sell them from stock.
Thanks again - I'm intending to run 160/160 post mount - won't need adaptors front or rear.
