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matt.price

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hey ,

small question, if i get a 203mm bb7 adaptor, can i get any bb7 size calipar and it will fit on?

cheers

matt

I'm not definately sure, but i doubt it, there set up to use as much pad as possible at 203mm, you go lower with a caliper and be using less brake pad?....

but why do you need 203mm anyhow, if it's on the front, you'll be fine with 180mm for a stock, BB7 are pretty damn goood :)

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All Avid disc brake calipers are the same size, regardless of being cable operated or hydraulic. What determines the size of rotor required is dependent on the adapter size. A front avid disc caliper will generally use either a 165mm, 185mm or 203mm adapter.

Remember all Avid calipers are post mount, so check what fitment you need. For trials forks it will be a IS to post mount adapter.

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All Avid disc brake calipers are the same size, regardless of being cable operated or hydraulic. What determines the size of rotor required is dependent on the adapter size. A front avid disc caliper will generally use either a 165mm, 185mm or 203mm adapter.

Remember all Avid calipers are post mount, so check what fitment you need. For trials forks it will be a IS to post mount adapter.

so if i had the right 203mm adaptor i could buy any bb7 and it will fit on my 203mm rotor , correct?

thanks for the help nick (Y)

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so if i had the right 203mm adaptor i could buy any bb7 and it will fit on my 203mm rotor , correct?

thanks for the help nick (Y)

yes that is correct Matt.

I myself am using a BB7 with 185 rotor, I bought it with a 165 set up, just changed the adapter and was ready to go.

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yes that is correct Matt.

I myself am using a BB7 with 185 rotor, I bought it with a 165 set up, just changed the adapter and was ready to go.

I have a 203 rotor with a bb7 mounted on an a2z bracket on some saracen forks no problem! Not sure if i added a couple washers to the calier bolts though to space off a little more?

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