140mm Brake Disc Rotor Round [2mm Kaabo/Zero]

• The 140mm Brake Disc Rotor Round [2mm Kaabo/Zero] is the factory stock rotor on select models from Kaabo, Zero, Mukuta and Dragon.
• The generous 2.0mm thickness is typically as thick as round rotors come, providing additional strength over 1.8mm rotors.
• Stock rotor on
  • Kaabo: Mantis 10, Mantis X, Wolf Warrior X, Mantis King GT, Skywalker 10
  • Non-hydraulic models of Zero 10X (and other T10-DDM ODM's such as Dragon Hunter X10).
  • Mukuta 9/9+.
• Similar or identical to stock rotor as drop-in-replacement on:
  • Dragon Raptor (and other ODM's such as early model Bolzzen Commando).
  • Dragon Slayer (OEM Joyor S Series, noting some Joyor branded models may be 120mm).
• Will suit any eScooter where a round rotor is required of size 140mm with the common 44mm 6-hole Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD).
• Sourced as Kaabo or Zero factory spare.
• Optional M5 button head screws available.

Notes:

1. VSETT 10+ supports 140mm and 145mm (earlier models were NUTT, later models were Zoom although both callipers have same spacing, with the 145mm likely fitted with more spacer washers on calliper bracket). The 145mm has slim spokes, identical to Mukuta 10 PLUS.
2. 140mm is supported on the mechanical/cable brake version of T10-DDM (Zero 10X, Dragon Hunter X10, MiniWalker and other ODM's). The Hydraulic models of Zero 10X typically 145mm ("oil" versions). According to Falcon PEV, some of these models can accommodate 160mm although this would likely require a higher bracket. Amongst the hydraulic models, the 10X Limited version adopts NUTT brakes rather than Zoom on non-limited. Given the variation, measure your disc prior to ordering, they are normally stamped on one side.
3. eScootNow recommends considering wave style discs which have preformation that improves cooling effect to reduce overheating compared to round design. The wave discs have greater surface-area to mass/density ratio and cooling opportunities, allowing them to cool quicker. The heat retention associated with round discs increases brake temperature increasing likelihood of glazing the pads (lazy brake) and premature failure of calliper (seals) and hydraulics. It is common to see "smoke" and "gas" from callipers on heavy braking in makes fitted with Zoom Hydraulic brakes, whereas it is less common on similar brake systems on different makes that have adopted wave style disc (e.g. Teverun and Dualtron).