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Honda 295mm Front Floating Rotor

Honda 295mm Front Floating Rotor

SKU:RO-F1295

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Honda 295mm Front Floating Rotor

The Warp 9 Honda 295mm Front Floating Rotor is a front brake disc designed to upgrade or replace the stock rotor on select Honda Rally models. Built in a floating style to help maintain consistent braking feel as conditions change, this rotor features a 295mm diameter and 3.5mm thickness for the correct sizing at the front wheel. It mounts using a 6-bolt pattern with M6 hardware sizing, making it a straightforward fit when matched to the correct application. This rotor is listed to fit the Honda CRF250L Rally and Honda CRF300L Rally.

295mm front rotor sizing

Sized with a 295mm diameter and 3.5mm thickness, this front brake rotor matches the listed Honda Rally applications for proper fit and function. It’s intended as a direct replacement or an upgrade option when refreshing worn braking components on compatible models.

Floating rotor design

This rotor uses a floating style construction, designed to help the braking surface move as needed during use. A floating front rotor can contribute to more consistent braking performance and feel across varying riding conditions.

6-bolt M6 mounting

Mounting is handled by a 6-bolt setup with M6 hardware sizing. This provides the correct attachment style for the specified fitments and simplifies installation when replacing an existing rotor that uses the same mounting pattern.

Product Overview

A 295mm floating front brake rotor for the Honda CRF250L Rally and CRF300L Rally.

Specifications

Diameter 295mm
Thickness 3.5mm
Style floating
Mounting 6 bolts, M6

Fitment and Compatibility

  • Honda CRF250L Rally
  • Honda CRF300L Rally

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⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more.