Brake disc front Braking EPTA STAGE 0 wave floating for Honda CB 1300 F ABS 05-10 (1 disc)

Thanks to the experience acquired by BRAKING® in the world championships, EPTA STAGE 0 was born, a completely redesigned disc that raises the quality and performance standard of our brakes even higher, guaranteeing performances previously unknown.

EPTA discs, with controlled flotation, are purposely studied for Racing use (refrain noob and rookie) and come from years of development on the SBK and SUPERSPORT race fields, winning the world championship.

New concept disc, with stainless steel outside rotor and floatation controlled by tolerances.

Ergal hub, weight -15% compared to WK disks.

It redefines the standards of performance and lightness.
Moreover, this system allows a controlled flotation of the disc that in the phase of shaking will not open the pads making the first empty braking ("It would have been nice to have them on my Ducati at the Mugello 2018" Cit. Michele Pirro)

TECHNICAL FEATURES:

Optimization of thermal design
Improvement of the weight / performance ratio
Absence of hot areas (Hot spots) and homogeneous temperature on the whole surface of the discv
Direct transfer of the load between track and hub
Absence of deformation of connecting elements (plates)
Thickness of the EPTA disc braking track measuring 5.6 mm.
Controlled flotation.

BRAKING® brand is associated with the revolution that the company brought to the bike disk industry by inventing first the WAVE® concept that enabled the development of the lightest racing disk (Multi-World-Champion SK Series),and next the BATFLY® concept that created a new "way" of braking (Multi-World-Champion BATFLY  Series).
BRAKING® keeps developing new technologies both in the field of materials and in the field of structure-geometry (see OPEN PIN solution). BRAKING® philosophy is based on the continous research in the field of friction and heat dissipation.
 

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