Centerlockto6bolt conversion adapter that lets your hub accept standard 6bolt disc rotors for greater rotor choice and compatibility. Key benefits Increases compatibility: converts Centerlock hubs to accept 6bolt rotors so you can use a wider range of aftermarket rotors and parts more easily. Improves reliability: precision CNC machining ensures an accurate thread fit for secure mounting, reducing play and improving braking consistency. Built to last: constructed from aluminum alloy to withstand regular use and wear, providing longterm service life for your disc brake setup. Easy maintenance and upgrades: ergonomically designed for straightforward installation and removal, making rotor swaps and brake servicing faster and less fiddly. Important features Function: Centerlockto6bolt conversion adapter for disc brake hubs. Compatibility: Designed for Centerlock hubs; enables use of industrystandard 6bolt rotors to accommodate various riding styles and rotor preferences. Material: grade aluminum alloy for strength and durability. Manufacturing: CNCmachined for precise threads and a consistent fit that supports braking performance and reliability. Installation: Userfriendly shape and fit allow quick mounting and removal without complex procedures. Practical use scenarios Upgrading rotors: Swap to a preferred 6bolt rotor brand or model when your Centerlock hub limits your options. Trail and mountain bikes: Fit heavierduty or differentoffset 6bolt rotors for more aggressive riding without replacing the hub. and parts compatibility: a worn or damaged rotor with a common 6bolt option when Centerlock rotors are unavailable or expensive. What this solves Eliminates rotor compatibility limits imposed by Centerlock hubs. Saves time and cost by allowing use of commonly available 6bolt rotors for repairs or upgrades. Reduces the risk of poor fit or inconsistent braking through precise CNC machining and durable construction. Installation tips Ensure mating surfaces are clean and of debris before fitting. Handthread the adapter first to confirm alignment, then torque to manufacturer recommendations for your hub and rotor. Periodically check for tightness and correct fit as part of routine brake maintenance.