How to determine the wear of your MTB brake discs?

How to determine the wear of your MTB brake discs?

Even if MTB disc brakes are designed to wear MTB brake pads brake pads, not the disc, which will inevitably wear out under heavy use. It can be dangerous to ride with an over-worn disc, which could give way under hard, sudden braking.

Maximum wear value a for a mountain bike disc corresponds to around 10% of the disc's original thickness. However, it is advisable to check the specific information provided by the manufacturer for each model.

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