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EBC Brake Rotor, Rear - MD522 (Buell XB12R Firebolt / Lightning CityX XB9SX / XB12S Lightning 2003–2010)

EBC  |  SKU: 1710-1474
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EBC Brake Rotor, Rear - MD522 (Buell XB12R Firebolt / Lightning CityX XB9SX / XB12S Lightning 2003–2010)

Description

EBC MD522 Brake Rotor, Rear for Buell XB12R Firebolt, Lightning CityX XB9SX, XB12S Lightning, XB12Scg Lightning.

Key Features

  • Provide better braking and improved brake alignment
  • No rotor distortion - reduced chance of rotor cracking
  • Bolt on with no modifications and utilize standard H-D calipers

Specifications

  • Brand: EBC
  • Product: one piece (fixed) brake rotor
  • Mounting position: rear
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Color/finish: unfinished
  • Riding style: Street
  • Style: Standard, Round
  • Rotor Diameter: 292 mm (11-1/2")
  • Part number: MD522
  • Supplier SKU: 1710-1474
  • Units: each

Buell Fitment

MakeYearsModel
Buell2004–2010XB12R Firebolt
Buell2006–2010XB12Scg Lightning
Buell2006–2010XB12X Ulysses
Buell2008–2010XB12XT Ulysses
Buell2005–2009Lightning CityX XB9SX
Buell2004–2008XB12S Lightning
Buell2006–2008XB12Ss Lightning Long
Buell2003–2007XB9R Firebolt
Buell2003–2004XB9S Lightning

Please confirm fitment for your specific model year.

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