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Shimano CL800 Disc Brake Rotor
The Shimano RT-CL800 disc brake rotor provides quiet and consistent braking control for any terrain.
- Consistent braking performance on any long, steep descent thanks to excellent heat dissipation
- Robust arm shape for quiet operation without sacrificing weight or heat dissipation
- 1.5mm thickness
- Includes lock ring with internal serration
- Hub/Disc Compatibility: Center-Lock
- Pad Compatibility: All Pad Compounds
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Shimano CL800 Disc Brake Rotor
Shimano CL800 Disc Brake Rotor
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Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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Exactly as advertised
"Great stopping power and lighter than my manufacturer specified discs"
Gravel bike rotor replacement
"I replaced my worn rotors with this model. I'm running Shimano's GRX BR-RX400 brake calipers. When replacing rotors also replace the brake pads. Before replacing, remove the old pads and clean and reset the pistons. Then follow the brake bed-in process to make sure new rotors are ready to go."
Typical Shimano performance
"I recently switched back from a campy Ekar group because I didn't like it. It's good to be back to Shimano but I do miss the campy brakes. They feel solid and never give you any rub sounds. This disc doesn't offer anything new that I can feel, pretty typical Shimano Dirac performance in that its consistent and reliable but gives you that metallic rub after hard braking."
Solid Product
"Didn't end up using these since my build went in a different direction, but solid update from Shimano on their new rotors. Quieter and better looking without the large metal pieces that were on the previous versions."
Shimano CL800 Disc Brake Rotor
"This "improved" version of the previous generation seems to work and I would recommend it when you need to replace the old worn out rotor. I got the silver color (Ultegra) which costs less than the black one (Dura ace). You do save about $20 and the material is identical."