Shimano rotors are engineered to deliver smooth, reliable, and consistent braking across road, gravel, mountain, and e-bike applications. They’re built with Shimano’s Ice-Tech and Ice-Tech Freeza heat-dissipation technologies to keep brakes cool and powerful even on long descents.
Shimano RT‑CL900 Disc Brake Rotor – Top-tier Dura-Ace-level rotors with Ice-Tech Freeza for excellent heat dissipation, reduced fade, and quiet performance — ideal for high-speed road and gravel rides.
Shimano RT‑CL800 Disc Brake Rotor – Great Ultegra-spec rotor designed for road, gravel, and MTB. Ice-Tech Freeza laminated design improves braking durability while keeping weight low.
Shimano RT‑MT900 Center Lock Disc Rotor – Premium XTR/High-End MTB-grade rotor balancing light weight with heat-managing Ice-Tech design — great for aggressive trail braking and sustained descents.
Shimano RT‑MT800 Ice‑Tech Rotor – Excellent value XT-level Ice-Tech rotor with solid stopping power and heat control — perfect for trails and all-around MTB riding.
Shimano RT‑EM910 Disc Brake Rotor – Designed for e-bikes/Sensor-integrated setups (e-bike speed sensor compatible) with Ice-Tech cooling — ideal for heavier bikes and long technical rides.
Rotor Sets
Many Shimano rotors use Ice-Tech or Ice-Tech Freeza laminated construction — stainless steel + aluminum + stainless steel layers — to pull heat away from the braking surface for more consistent performance, less brake fade, and longer pad life.
Who should buy: Road racers, endurance cyclists, gravel riders, and commuters upgrading from stock rotors.
Who should buy: Mountain bikers, trail riders, and anyone tackling steep terrain or long descents.
Who should buy: e-bike riders, commuters, and tech-savvy cyclists wanting integrated performance.
Shimano rotors come in multiple diameters — typically 140mm, 160mm, 180mm, and 203mm. Larger rotors provide greater leverage and better heat dissipation, while smaller ones save weight and suit lighter riders or front/rear balance setups.
Mounting Types:
✔ Center Lock — quick spline mount with lockring.
✔ 6-Bolt — classic bolt-on style (available on some models or with adapters).
Compatibility Tip: Make sure your hubs and calipers support the rotor size and mount type you choose.
