Disc Brake 43512-17120 (31299) Brake Discs/Rotors with Ts16949 Certificate
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 set/month
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Basic Info.
Certification:ECE
Type:Brake Discs
Material:Non-Asbestos
Position:Front
Export Markets:Global
Product Description
Brake disc
Standard: E-MARK
Origin: China
Features:
1) Hardness: 180-240HB
2) Long service life
3) 100% crucial dimension inspection
4) 100% qualification
5) Low noise
Standard for casting is G3000. Standard for machining is SAE-J431.
We use AIMCO# and OEM# and right now we have more than 1, 900 items that can be supplied to the aftermarket
AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# | AIMCO# |
3102 | 3438 | 5361 | 5588 | 8978 | 31163 | 31353 |
3104 | 3441 | 5362 | 5590 | 8979 | 31164 | 31354 |
3106 | 3444 | 5364 | 5593 | 8980 | 31165 | 31355 |
3107 | 3445 | 5365 | 5594 | 8981 | 31166 | 31356 |
3108 | 3446 | 5366 | 5595 | 8983 | 31168 | 31357 |
3110 | 3451 | 5367 | 5596 | 8984 | 31169 | 31358 |
3111 | 3452 | 5368 | 5598 | 8985 | 31170 | 31359 |
3112 | 3455 | 5370 | 5599 | 8986 | 31172 | 31360 |
3114 | 3457 | 5371 | 5601 | 8987 | 31173 | 31361 |
3116 | 3458 | 5372 | 5606 | 8988 | 31174 | 31362 |
3117 | 3459 | 5373 | 5607 | 8989 | 31175 | 31363 |
3118 | 3460 | 5374 | 5610 | 8990 | 31176 | 31364 |
3120 | 3462 | 5375 | 5614 | 8991 | 31177 | 31365 |
3122 | 3464 | 5376 | 5617 | 8992 | 31178 | 31366 |
3123 | 3466 | 5377 | 5618 | 8993 | 31179 | 31367 |
3124 | 3467 | 5378 | 5703 | 8994 | 31181 | 31368 |
3125 | 3468 | 5379 | 5704 | 8995 | 31182 | 31369 |
3126 | 3469 | 5381 | 5712 | 8996 | 31184 | 31370 |
3130 | 3470 | 5382 | 8101 | 8997 | 31185 | 31371 |
3132 | 3471 | 5383 | 8105 | 8998 | 31186 | 31372 |
3133 | 3472 | 5386 | 8106 | 8999 | 31188 | 31373 |
3134 | 3477 | 5387 | 8108 | 31000 | 31189 | 31374 |
3136 | 3479 | 5388 | 8109 | 31001 | 31192 | 31375 |
3137 | 3480 | 5389 | 8124 | 31002 | 31193 | 31376 |
3138 | 3482 | 5393 | 8141 | 31003 | 31197 | 31377 |
3140 | 3483 | 5394 | 8146 | 31004 | 31198 | 31378 |
3141 | 3485 | 5395 | 8147 | 31005 | 31199 | 31379 |
3146 | 3487 | 5396 | 8160 | 31006 | 31201 | 31380 |
3150 | 3488 | 5397 | 8163 | 31007 | 31202 | 31381 |
3151 | 3489 | 5398 | 8171 | 31008 | 31203 | 31382 |
3152 | 3497 | 5399 | 8173 | 31009 | 31204 | 31383 |
3153 | 3498 | 5401 | 8179 | 31010 | 31205 | 31384 |
3154 | 3502 | 5404 | 8190 | 31011 | 31208 | 31385 |
- Q: What is a good beginners motorcycle?
- That much money, I wouldn't be asking the question on Yahoo, I'd ask my security expert. And he knows more than anyone on this forum, or he should.
- Q: bike only has 1000 miles on it and it hasnt been completely broken in. Would this problem go away in time as the brakes wear? Is there a way to adjust brakes? Bike is a harley davidson sportster hugger 883
- Most likely cause would be a slightly warped rotor.
- Q: I'm 16 almost 17 years old. Looking to buy a bike so i can drive it to school and work. This would be my 1st bike. Many people told me get a ninja 250 and there nice bikes but can they handle the highway? I would be going 60-70 mph. Would i be shaking around if wind its me? Someone said a suzuki katana.? Looking to spend $3500 but mainly wanna spend under $2500 on a used motorcycle. I weight 150lbs and Im 5-9. Please tell me reason for what your saying
- Many people told me get a ninja 250 and there nice bikes but can they handle the highway? I would be going 60-70 mph. The Ninja 250 can go 110 mph. it is the king of 250 class motorcycles. Most other 250cc class (especially at $3000 range) will top out at 70 mph MAX. Yes it will be thrown around at high speed. But any light bikes will do so. But as a beginner you need something light. good Luck.
- Q: I‘m stuck on this one question the answer‘s supposed to be 230m, but I can‘t get it. :SA motorcycle travelling at 100km/h on a flat road applies the brakes at 0.80m/s^2 for 1.0 min. How far did the motorcycle travel during this time?
- Use the standard equation for distance with initial velocity and constant acceleration d v0t + (1/2)a t^2 in this case v0 100 km/hr 100*1000/3600 meters/second a -0.8 meters/second (negative since slowing down) t 1.0 min. 60 sec. d (100*1000/3600)*60 - (1/2)*0.8*60^2 226.667 m
- Q: I just got a brand new Triumph Scrambler a few weeks ago, and the rear brakes have begun squealing like crazy every time I roll to a stop; It‘s starting to happen on the front brake now too. The squealing starts at about 10 mph, and goes all the way to 0 mph. What‘s going on here? I am a novice rider, so I will accept the likelihood that I‘m at fault here. However, I have been taking it pretty easy with this bike since it is still in its brake-in period. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
- I would talk to your Triumph dealer. The bike's under warranty and brakes shouldn't squeal. It may be that you are being too easy on this bike. Brakes need to break in too and they won't do that if you don't use them. Brakes aren't meant to be used gingerly all the time. You may have glazed them if you aren't giving them a work out.
- Q: i changed the pads and bled the brakes in my motorcycle. why aren‘t they opening?
- For future reference, always give year, make, engine size and model # when asking questions. We need all of that info to give an informed answer. From your description, the caliper may need to be rebuilt. Gunk builds up under the seal and squeezes against the piston, preventing it from returning on it's own. Unbolt the caliper from the bike. Hold it over a drain pan. Pump the brake lever till the piston pops out. Remove the seal with a pick or hook. Scrape clean the groove the seal rides in (till it looks brand new). Install a new seal and piston (a new piston if the old one has any pot marks, or rust). Install the seal - dip your finger tip in brake fluid - wet the seal surface and push the piston all the way in. Bleed the brakes. Cover all painted parts and clean up any spilled brake fluid immediately!!! Brake fluid dissolves paint.
- Q: My bike is 2014 honda crf250l single cylinder fuel injected
- if you mean that you want to downshift rather than use the actual brakes to slow you down then yes, it is safe as long as you don't over rev the engine. But it will probably take a toll on the clutch over the long run and clutches are a lot more expensive than brake pads.
- Q: i have a motorcycle i jut bought. i noticed that i do have a front disc brake and no rear disc brake. though i should say that having a rear disc brake for me is more of an eye-candy. should i have a rear disc brake added to my motorcycle? what are the advantages and disadvantages of it?
- Would probably cost more than you paid for the bike to have this done properly. I've owned 14 bikes, at least half had rear drum brakes, some had front and rear drum brakes. They all performed very nicely. I'm sure a front drum would suck on my VFR but it worked just fine on my old Triumph and my first BMW. Your bike is engineered to do what it is supposed to do. Put as much worry into proper maintenance and you will do just fine.
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Disc Brake 43512-17120 (31299) Brake Discs/Rotors with Ts16949 Certificate
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 set/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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