Cycling Brake Rotor Anti-stain 130mm BCD Cycling Brake Rotor
- There is no doubt that our product can be used for a long because it is made of aluminum alloy with high hardness. And it is light because the use of full hollow design. The articulation position of positive and negative teeth design with the arc design, which it can avoid cumulation of sand and mud.
- Made of aluminum alloy, high strength, wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant. Full hollow design, light weight, do not add burden to the ride. Positive and negative teeth design, the articulation position adopts the arc design, not easy to lose the chain, and at the same can prevent the cumulation of mud and sand.
- Adopting positive and negative teeth design, which the articulation position adopts the arc design, not easy to lose the chain, and it also can prevent the cumulation of mud and sand. It is light so that it will not burden. Featuring with good toughness, which it is durable and wearable.
- Aluminum alloy material, high strength, wear and corrosion resistance. Full hollow design, light weight, does not add burden to riding. Positive and negative teeth design, its articulation position adopts arc design, not easy to drop the chain, at the same can prevent mud and sand cumulation.
- With positive and negative teeth design, its articulation position adopts arc design, which is not easy to drop the chain and can prevent mud buildup at the same . It is light in weight and will not cause burden. It has excellent toughness and is durable and wear-resistant.
- Owing to the use of CNC engraving andlling and anodizing process, our product has vibrant color. It will not easy to deform and oxidize, which it can be used for a long .
- The use of full CNC engraving andlling and anodizing process, so the bright colors. It is formed by stamping, which is not easy to be deformed and oxidized.
- The reason why it has long service life is that the advanced molding technology is used so that it is no deformation while is fade-less. And it also has vibrant color.
