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KLR 240mm Rear Fixed Rotor (Includes Rotor Bolts)

KLR 240mm Rear Fixed Rotor (Includes Rotor Bolts)

SKU:RO-325Z

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KLR 240mm Rear Fixed Rotor (Includes Rotor Bolts)

The Warp 9 KLR 240mm Rear Fixed Rotor is a direct-fit rear brake rotor designed for the KLR650 2008-2019. Built in a fixed rotor style, it provides consistent rear braking performance with a 240MM rotor diameter and 3.9MM rotor thickness. This rotor uses a 6-bolt mounting pattern with M8 bolt size, matching the specified hardware requirements for installation. For convenience and correct fitment, rotor bolts are included with the rotor, helping streamline replacement when refreshing worn or damaged braking components on compatible KLR650 models.

Fixed rotor design

This is a fixed-style rear rotor for the KLR650 2008-2019. A fixed rotor setup is a straightforward replacement style intended to maintain consistent alignment and braking feel while keeping the mounting interface simple and dependable.

240MM x 3.9MM spec

Sized at 240MM in diameter with a 3.9MM thickness, this rear rotor matches the listed dimensions for the application. Replacing a rotor with the correct size helps preserve proper caliper and pad relationship for reliable braking performance.

Hardware and bolt pattern

The rotor mounts with a 6-bolt pattern and uses M8 bolt size. Rotor bolts are included, which helps ensure you have the correct mounting hardware on hand when installing this rear rotor on the specified KLR650 models.

Product Overview

Rear fixed brake rotor for KLR650 2008-2019. Includes rotor bolts.

Specifications

Rotor diameter 240MM
Rotor thickness 3.9MM
Rotor style FIXED
Bolt count 6
Bolt size M8

Fitment and Compatibility

  • KLR650 2008-2019

Additional Product Details

  • Includes rotor bolts

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