Shimano Lock-Ring Brake Disc Adjusting Screw – Precision for Your Braking System
The Shimano Lock-Ring Brake Disc Adjusting Screw is a high-quality adjusting screw specifically designed for mounting on bicycle brake discs. It enables precise adjustment and secure fixing of the brake disc on the thru axle.
Precise adjustment: The screw allows millimeter-accurate adjustment of the brake disc for optimal braking performance.
Versatile compatibility: Suitable for thru axles with 15 mm and 20 mm diameter – ideal for various wheel sets.
Durable Shimano quality: Made from high-quality materials for lasting reliability in racing and everyday use.
Easy installation: The adjusting screw can be mounted quickly and easily with standard tools.
Shimano stands for first-class bicycle components. This adjusting screw was developed to securely fix the brake disc on the thru axle while allowing precise adjustment. Thanks to the 15/20 mm compatibility, you can use it with different wheel sets.
Ideal for...
This adjusting screw is particularly suitable for road cyclists, mountain bikers, and commuters who want to maintain and optimize their braking system themselves. It is also the right accessory for workshops and professional bicycle mechanics.
How to use the Shimano Lock-Ring Brake Disc
1. Remove the thru axle. 2. Carefully insert the adjusting screw into the thread of the thru axle. 3. Place the brake disc and secure it with the screw. 4. Observe the tightening torque according to manufacturer specifications. 5. Check the brake disc for play and readjust if necessary.
Shimano is a Japanese manufacturer of bicycle components and fishing tackle. The brand stands for high-quality, durable products and is valued by cyclists worldwide. Shimano drivetrain and braking components are known for their precision and reliability.
It is an adjusting screw for bicycle brake discs. It is mounted on the thru axle and serves to fix and fine-tune the brake disc.
The screw is compatible with thru axles of 15 mm and 20 mm diameter.
The exact material is not specified, but Shimano typically uses hardened steel for such components to ensure durability and corrosion resistance.
Remove the thru axle, insert the adjusting screw into the thread, place the brake disc, and secure it with the screw. Observe the recommended tightening torque.
The Shimano Lock-Ring brake disc screw comes with a 24-month manufacturer warranty.
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