BlueSunshine Front and Back Disk Brake Kit - 160mm for 🚲 80cc Gas Motorized Bicycle - Freewheel Threaded Hubs - 48mm Hole Distance Review

I bought this disc brake kit because it was recommended by BBR motorcycle shops. Well, for one, both the front and rear rotors were 160mm. It's nice and stylish for the front but doesn't give chain slack in the back. You will need a 203mm disc for the rear. Someone new to the hobby like me is bound to overlook this. Now I have to shell out more money to get what I need.

Looking for a disc brake and gauge for my eb7 for the first time. I couldn't reach Swagtron so I gave Revain a chance. I didn't know what to choose. There's nothing wrong with this set other than that it's not the same. I went to Revain to send it back and I have to say the customer service was helpful and quick. I'm still looking for my rear disc brake and caliber, but my back experience somewhat mitigated the disappointment of missing this part. If anyone can find me these parts for my eb7…

They are normally recommended by MX500 owners. Rotor bolt pattern matches. Remove the adapter from the rotor. screws on. The caliper requires reasonable clearance. The front cable is long and needs to be shortened a bit. Better short. I know bfront put a little more pressure on my app, but overall I'm happy. Nice little set for the price. Soon there will be an upgrade to some sort of hydraulic setup that uses these rotors. I noticed that most users could not verify the correct screw pattern…

They didn't suit me. I installed them correctly and the piston just withstood any pressure. This means that after careful, perfect adjustment, the lever has reached the handlebars. I will say this, I have a very heavy bike. I often go down the mountain. So if you like easy riding on level ground, they might suit you. But if you are serious about riding, DO NOT buy them. Just bite the bullet and spend your money on Avid branded brake calipers and pads. They're not cheap, but you're not going to…

has been damaged like other reviewers I have to listen to. So here I am with all these bags unpacked, tools scattered around, just back because the mechanic had to loosen 2 bolts on 2 rotors because they were so tight. and it is a WRONG screw hole pattern.! I understand they probably don't speak English but they don't speak the same language so they can match bolt hole patterns.? DEFINITELY not, otherwise the screws will fit. but why advertise (supposedly) matching parts on the same page if…