Brembo Serie Oro Front Floating Brake Rotor 78B40881

Upgrade the front braking system on your compatible Triumph motorcycle with the Brembo Serie Oro Front Floating Brake Rotor, part number 78B40881. Designed for riders who expect consistent braking performance, this floating rotor combines a stainless-steel braking band with a CNC-machined and anodized aluminum alloy hub. The result is a durable, carefully engineered component suited to everyday street riding, spirited road use, and demanding braking conditions.

Brembo developed the rotor’s specific design through detailed study of machining tolerances and component alignment. This precision-focused construction helps transmit braking torque more effectively from the braking band to the hub while supporting improved resistance to thermal and mechanical stress. The floating rotor configuration allows the braking band and hub to work together with controlled movement, helping maintain reliable contact and predictable braking response as operating temperatures change.

The Serie Oro front rotor is engineered for direct compatibility with select Triumph applications, including the 2009 Street Triple 675 R and 2006 through 2009 Tiger 1050 models. Confirm motorcycle fitment before installation, and inspect related braking components to ensure the complete system is in proper working condition. Brembo’s Serie Oro range is recognized for combining high-quality materials, precise manufacturing, and performance-oriented design in replacement and upgrade braking components.

Features:

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

• Precision Engineering: Specific machining tolerances help transmit braking torque more effectively.

• Stress Resistance: Designed to provide improved resistance to thermal and mechanical stress during braking.

• Rotor Style: Floating front rotor configuration for compatible motorcycle applications.

• Fitment: Fits 2009 Triumph Street Triple 675 R and 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 Triumph Tiger 1050 models.