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EBC MD Series Pro-Lite Brake Rotor, Front Left - MD1183 (Honda Grom 125 / Grom SF 2013–2020)

EBC  |  SKU: 1710-2275
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EBC MD Series Pro-Lite Brake Rotor, Front Left - MD1183 (Honda Grom 125 / Grom SF 2013–2020)

Description

EBC MD1183 MD Series Pro-Lite Brake Rotor, Front Left for Honda Grom 125, Grom SF.

Key Features

  • Complete bolt-on and go rotor assemblies
  • Made with forged aluminum center hubs, high-friction billet steel rotor rings and sturdy riveted construction
  • Select front rotors available with SD-System™ of square-sided buttons that allow the rotor to expand inwards and outwards unrestrained for perfect rotor functionality at any speed or load and increased durability
  • Excellent choice when upgrading or replacing OEM brake rotors
  • All rear rotors are solid mount

Specifications

  • Brand: EBC
  • Product: one piece (fixed) brake rotor
  • Mounting position: front left
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Color/finish: silver
  • Riding style: Street
  • Style: Round
  • Model: Pro-Lite Series
  • Part number: MD1183
  • Supplier SKU: 1710-2275
  • Units: each

Honda Fitment

MakeYearsModel
Honda2013–2020Grom 125
Honda2017–2018MSX125 Grom SF

Please confirm fitment for your specific model year.

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