Shimano Disc Brake Rotors | SLX SM-RT70, Center lock, Ice Tech

SLX - Center Lock - Disc Brake Rotor - Ice Technologies
SLX disc brake rotors deliver powerful and consistent brake performance for all riding conditions. The ICE TECHNOLOGIES FREEZE rotor significantly reduces heat build-up in the brake system to ensure consistently high-performance braking even on the steepest downhill stretches. SHIMANO's CENTER LOCK mounting system makes installing and removing rotors quickly and easily thanks to the spine mount and lock ring design.

• Crisp, consistent braking anytime you need to slow down thanks to the frigid power of ICE TECHNOLOGIES
• Better heat radiation
• Stainless steel/Aluminum/Stainless steel 3-layer sandwich structure
• Lightweight
• Series: SHIMANO 105 R7000 Series
• Sizes: 203/180/160/140 mm.

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