120 mm Brake Disc for Electric Scooter – Screws included

Restore smooth and precise braking

This 120 mm brake disc is designed to replace a worn, warped, or damaged disc on a compatible electric scooter.

Its perforated surface promotes heat and dust dissipation during braking, thus maintaining more consistent braking during daily commutes.

The disc comes with six mounting screws, ready for installation.

Key Features

• Outer diameter of 120 mm;
• Approximate thickness of 1.8 mm;
• Perforated design for better heat dissipation;
• Compact size suitable for some electric scooters;
• Ideal replacement for a worn or deformed disc;
• Six mounting screws included;
• Silver metallic finish;
• Installation on compatible hub.

Smoother Braking

The perforations on the braking surface help to:

• Dissipate heat;
• Reduce dust accumulation;
• Improve contact with brake pads;
• Limit efficiency loss during repeated braking;
• Maintain progressive braking.

A brake disc in good condition directly contributes to the safety and control of the scooter.

Replacement of a Worn Disc

This disc can be used to replace a model showing signs such as:

• Warping or deformation;
• Vibrations during braking;
• Constant rubbing against the pads;
• Heavily scratched surface;
• Excessive wear;
• Reduced braking power.

After replacement, it is recommended to check the alignment of the caliper and the condition of the brake pads.

Technical Specifications

Package Contents

• 1 x 120 mm brake disc;
• 6 x mounting screws.

Compatibility Check

Before ordering, it is essential to compare your original disc with the dimensions and mounting of the model presented.

Specifically, check:

• The outer diameter of 120 mm;
• The number of mounting holes;
• The bolt circle diameter between the holes;
• The diameter of the central part;
• The thickness of the disc;
• The available space in the caliper;
• The shape of the hub.

An identical diameter alone does not guarantee compatibility.

Installation Tips

For correct installation:

1. Turn off the scooter.
2. Remove the wheel if necessary.
3. Remove the old screws.
4. Clean the hub surface.
5. Position the new disc in the correct direction.
6. Gradually tighten the screws in a cross pattern.
7. Check the alignment of the disc with the caliper.
8. Spin the wheel freely.
9. Test braking at low speed before normal use.

The disc must not be contaminated with oil, grease, or lubricant.