Brembo Serie Oro Fixed Rear Brake Rotor 68B40786 for Honda CRF Models

Brembo Serie Oro brake discs are fully interchangeable with an Original Equipment brake disc. They consist of the stainless steel braking band connected by means of drive pawls to the hub made of CNC-machined and anodised aluminium alloy. The vast experience of Brembo was used to define the most correct geometries, tolerances and dimensions.  Resulting from a specific study of machining tolerances, the special conformation of Brembo discs allows braking torque to be transmitted more effectively while offering better resistance to thermal and mechanical stress. The Serie Oro was the range with which Brembo entered the racing world in the mid-1970s, quickly becoming the industry benchmark for discs.  Available in fixed or floating rotors.  

Upgrade the braking performance of your compatible Honda motorcycle with the Brembo Serie Oro Fixed Rear Brake Rotor, part number 68B40786. Designed as a fully interchangeable replacement for an Original Equipment brake disc, this rear rotor delivers the trusted engineering and dependable performance associated with Brembo braking components. It is engineered for select Honda CRF applications, including CRF250R, CRF250RX, CRF450L, CRF450R, CRF450RX, and CRF450X models from 2017 through 2019.

The Serie Oro rotor combines a stainless steel braking band with a CNC-machined and anodized aluminum alloy hub. Drive pawls connect the braking band to the hub, allowing the assembly to transmit braking torque effectively while maintaining a precise, purpose-built design. Brembo developed the rotor geometry, tolerances, and component interfaces through extensive experience in motorcycle braking systems, helping provide consistent operation and dependable fitment when installed according to the motorcycle manufacturer's specifications.

Developed from the Brembo Serie Oro range that established the brand in the racing world during the mid-1970s, this fixed rear rotor is designed to withstand the thermal and mechanical stresses associated with demanding riding conditions. Its carefully developed construction supports predictable braking response and reliable durability for motocross, off-road, and dual-sport applications. Verify the exact model and year before ordering, as fitment may vary by application. Expanded fitment information may be available through WPS Orders.

Features:

• Construction: Stainless steel braking band connected to a CNC-machined and anodized aluminum alloy hub

• Design: Fixed rear rotor configuration for compatible Honda CRF motorcycles

• Interchangeability: Designed as a fully interchangeable replacement for an Original Equipment brake disc

• Torque Transmission: Drive pawl connection helps transmit braking torque effectively

• Durability: Engineered for resistance to thermal and mechanical stress

• Application: Fits select 2017–2019 Honda CRF250R, CRF250RX, CRF450L, CRF450R, CRF450RX, and CRF450X models

• Brand Heritage: Brembo Serie Oro design developed from the brand's racing brake technology

Fitment:
1978 Honda CR250R
1979 Honda CR125R
1979 Honda CR250R
1980 Honda CR125R
1980 Honda CR250R
1981 Honda CR125R
1981 Honda CR250R
1982 Honda CR125R
1982 Honda CR250R
1983 Honda CR125R
1983 Honda CR250R
1984 Honda CR125R
1984 Honda CR250R
1985 Honda CR125R
1985 Honda CR250R
1986 Honda CR125R
1986 Honda CR250R
1987 Honda CR125R
1987 Honda CR250R
1988 Honda CR125R
1988 Honda CR250R
1989 Honda CR125R
1989 Honda CR250R
1990 Honda CR125R
1990 Honda CR250R
1991 Honda CR125R
1991 Honda CR250R
1992 Honda CR125R
1992 Honda CR250R
1993 Honda CR125R
1993 Honda CR250R
1994 Honda CR125R
1994 Honda CR250R
1995 Honda CR125R
1995 Honda CR250R
1996 Honda CR125R
1996 Honda CR250R
1997 Honda CR125R
1997 Honda CR250R
1998 Honda CR125R
1998 Honda CR250R
1999 Honda CR125R
1999 Honda CR250R
2000 Honda CR125R
2000 Honda CR250R
2001 Honda CR125R
2001 Honda CR250R
2002 Honda CR125R
2002 Honda CR250R
2002 Honda CRF450R
2003 Honda CR125R
2003 Honda CR250R
2003 Honda CRF450R
2004 Honda CR125R
2004 Honda CR250R
2004 Honda CRF250R
2004 Honda CRF250X
2004 Honda CRF450R
2005 Honda CR125R
2005 Honda CR250R
2005 Honda CRF250R
2005 Honda CRF250X
2005 Honda CRF450R
2005 Honda CRF450X
2006 Honda CR125R
2006 Honda CR250R
2006 Honda CRF250R
2006 Honda CRF250X
2006 Honda CRF450R
2006 Honda CRF450X
2007 Honda CR125R
2007 Honda CR250R
2007 Honda CRF150R
2007 Honda CRF150RB Expert
2007 Honda CRF250R
2007 Honda CRF250X
2007 Honda CRF450R
2007 Honda CRF450X
2008 Honda CRF150R
2008 Honda CRF150RB Expert
2008 Honda CRF250R
2008 Honda CRF250X
2008 Honda CRF450R
2008 Honda CRF450X
2009 Honda CRF250R
2009 Honda CRF250X
2009 Honda CRF450R
2009 Honda CRF450X
2010 Honda CRF250R
2010 Honda CRF250X
2010 Honda CRF450R
2010 Honda CRF450X
2011 Honda CRF250R
2011 Honda CRF250X
2011 Honda CRF450R
2011 Honda CRF450X
2012 Honda CRF250R
2012 Honda CRF250X
2012 Honda CRF450R
2012 Honda CRF450X
2013 Honda CRF250R
2013 Honda CRF250X
2013 Honda CRF450R
2013 Honda CRF450X
2014 Honda CRF250R
2014 Honda CRF250X
2014 Honda CRF450R
2014 Honda CRF450X
2015 Honda CRF250R
2015 Honda CRF450R
2015 Honda CRF450X
2016 Honda CRF250R
2016 Honda CRF450R
2016 Honda CRF450X
2017 Honda CRF250R
2017 Honda CRF450R
2017 Honda CRF450RX
2017 Honda CRF450X
2018 Honda CRF250R
2018 Honda CRF450R
2018 Honda CRF450RX
2018 Honda CRF450X
2019 Honda CRF250R
2019 Honda CRF250RX
2019 Honda CRF450L
2019 Honda CRF450R
2019 Honda CRF450RX
2019 Honda CRF450X
2020 Honda CRF250R
2020 Honda CRF250RX
2020 Honda CRF450R
2020 Honda CRF450RX
2020 Honda CRF450X
2021 Honda CRF250R
2021 Honda CRF250RX
2021 Honda CRF450R
2021 Honda CRF450RX
2021 Honda CRF450X
2022 Honda CRF250R
2022 Honda CRF250RX
2022 Honda CRF450R
2022 Honda CRF450RX
2023 Honda CRF250R
2023 Honda CRF250RX
2023 Honda CRF450R
2023 Honda CRF450RX