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KTM 790/890 260mm Rear Floating Rotor

KTM 790/890 260mm Rear Floating Rotor

SKU:RO-F4260

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KTM 790/890 260mm Rear Floating Rotor

The Warp 9 KTM 790/890 260mm Rear Floating Rotor is a rear brake rotor designed for KTM 790 and 890 Adventure models. Built in a floating style, it’s intended to help maintain consistent rear braking performance while accommodating normal rotor and pad movement in use. This rotor features a 260mm diameter and a 5.1mm thickness, and it mounts using a 6-bolt pattern with M6 hardware sizing. It’s a direct replacement-style rear rotor option when you want to refresh worn braking components with the correct size and mounting format for the KTM 790 and 890 Adventure rear brake setup.

260mm rear rotor size

Sized at 260mm in diameter, this rear brake rotor matches the specified rotor size for the KTM 790 and 890 Adventure fitment listed. Replacing a worn rotor with the correct diameter helps keep pad contact and braking feel consistent with the intended rear brake setup.

Floating rotor design

This rotor uses a floating style construction. A floating rear rotor is designed to allow controlled movement between components, which can help the rotor run true under typical riding conditions and support smooth engagement at the rear brake.

6-bolt M6 mounting

Mounting is a 6-bolt pattern and uses M6 sizing. Keeping the correct bolt count and M6 specification is important for proper installation on the rear hub and for maintaining the intended fit and secure attachment of the rotor.

Product Overview

260mm floating rear brake rotor for the KTM 790 and 890 Adventure.

Specifications

Diameter 260mm
Thickness 5.1mm
Style floating
Mounting 6 bolts, M6
SKU RO-F4260

Fitment and Compatibility

Fits KTM 790 and KTM 890 Adventure.

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