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SRAM CenterLine Front Rotor

What the checker says933will not fit10check before you buy480worth knowing

Run variant by variant through the mountain bike builder’s own engine. Every sentence below is the checker’s, unedited. Nothing here says this part fits your bike; it says what it does and does not fit among the parts we hold.

Checked against 5997 verified mountain bike parts in this catalog. 5842 produced no finding of any kind; that is CenterLine 200mm (6-bolt). CenterLine X 140mm (CL) clears 5324. Each variant produces 12 to 439 distinct errors and 0 to 5 distinct warnings.

Will not fit

  • Will not fiterror · Front WheelFront rotor interface mismatch: Center Lock rotor on 6-bolt front hub - no adapter exists for this direction. On 180 of the 270 verified front wheels in this catalog. Applies to 6 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · Front WheelFront rotor: a 6-bolt rotor does not mount on a Center Lock front hub as it is - the two use different rotor interfaces. The part that bridges them is a Center Lock adapter, and the ones makers publish fit one-piece rotors only. A shim or adapter may make other sizes or standards work, but that is a modification, not a fit. On 61 of the 270 verified front wheels in this catalog. Applies to 9 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · Front HubFront rotor interface mismatch: Center Lock rotor on 6-bolt front hub - no adapter exists for this direction. On 21 of the 40 verified front hubs in this catalog. Applies to 6 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · Front HubFront rotor: a 6-bolt rotor does not mount on a Center Lock front hub as it is - the two use different rotor interfaces. The part that bridges them is a Center Lock adapter, and the ones makers publish fit one-piece rotors only. A shim or adapter may make other sizes or standards work, but that is a modification, not a fit. On 16 of the 40 verified front hubs in this catalog. Applies to 9 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · ForkFront rotor too small: 160mm is below the RockShox 35 Gold RL minimum of 180mm (its native mount size). Post-mount adapters only space the caliper up, so no adapter can make a smaller rotor fit. On 2 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 4 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · ForkFront rotor too small: 140mm is below the Manitou R7 Pro 100 minimum of 160mm (its native mount size). Post-mount adapters only space the caliper up, so no adapter can make a smaller rotor fit. On 2 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 3 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · ForkFront rotor too small: 140mm is below the Manitou R7 Pro 120 minimum of 160mm (its native mount size). Post-mount adapters only space the caliper up, so no adapter can make a smaller rotor fit. On 2 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 3 of 15 variants.
  • Will not fiterror · ForkFront rotor too small: 140mm is below the RockShox 35 Gold RL minimum of 180mm (its native mount size). Post-mount adapters only space the caliper up, so no adapter can make a smaller rotor fit. On 2 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 3 of 15 variants.

Front rotor min, Fork. 882 more findings from the same check, on up to 1 of the 490 verified forks each.

Front brake rotor max, Front Brake. 35 more findings from the same check, on up to 1 of the 92 verified brakes each.

Front brake rotor excluded, Front Brake. 8 more findings from the same check, on up to 1 of the 92 verified brakes each.

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Check before you buy

  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 220mm exceeds the fork max of 203mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 115 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 1 of 15 variants.
  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 200mm exceeds the fork max of 180mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 31 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 2 of 15 variants.
  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 203mm exceeds the fork max of 180mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 31 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 1 of 15 variants.
  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 220mm exceeds the fork max of 180mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 31 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 1 of 15 variants.
  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 203mm exceeds the fork max of 200mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 22 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 1 of 15 variants.
  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 220mm exceeds the fork max of 200mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 22 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 1 of 15 variants.
  • Check before you buywarning · ForkFront rotor: 220mm exceeds the fork max of 205mm. A post-mount adapter is the part that steps a caliper up to a bigger rotor, sold in the maker’s own discrete size steps (commonly +20mm, e.g. 160 to 180mm or 180 to 200mm) rather than for any gap - and not every step is offered for every caliper model, so check the maker’s own fitment before buying. On 9 of the 490 verified forks in this catalog. Applies to 1 of 15 variants.

Front rotor max, Fork. 3 more findings from the same check, on up to 5 of the 490 verified forks each.

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Worth knowing

    Front rotor interface unstated, Front Wheel. 435 more findings from the same check, on up to 1 of the 270 verified front wheels each.

    Front rotor interface unstated, Front Hub. 45 more findings from the same check, on up to 1 of the 40 verified front hubs each.

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    The checker compares the dimensions listed in what we check, and what we don’t. “No conflicts found” means no conflict among those dimensions — not a guarantee that a build works. Errors mean it won’t fit; warnings mean it works but check; infos are notes.

    $40.00 to $82.00 MSRP·76 to 188 g

    What the maker states

    Size
    Ranges from 140 mm rotor to 220 mm rotor (6 distinct values, across 15 of 15 variants)
    Mount
    6-bolt (on 9 of 15 variants); Center Lock (on 6 of 15 variants)

    A value shown as a set or a range differs between this model’s variants and is never one variant’s spec.

    15 verified variants

    VariantSizeMountPrice (MSRP)WeightSourceLast checkedBuild
    CenterLine 180mm (CL)180 mm rotorCenter Lock$40.00130 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine X 160mm (CL)160 mm rotorCenter Lock$70.00110 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 160mm (6-bolt)160 mm rotor6-bolt$50.00114 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 220mm (6-bolt)220 mm rotor6-bolt$45.00180 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 200mm (CL)200 mm rotorCenter Lock$42.00150 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 140mm (6-bolt)140 mm rotor6-bolt$40.0092 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 160mm (CL)160 mm rotorCenter Lock$44.00110 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 180mm (6-bolt)180 mm rotor6-bolt$42.00136 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine 200mm (6-bolt)200 mm rotor6-bolt$45.00188 gmaker’s page2026-07-17Build with this
    CenterLine 203mm (6-bolt)203 mm rotor6-bolt$45.00161 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine X 140mm (6-bolt)140 mm rotor6-bolt$70.0080 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine X 140mm (CL)140 mm rotorCenter Lock$75.0076 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine X 160mm (6-bolt)160 mm rotor6-bolt$72.00100 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine X 180mm (6-bolt)180 mm rotor6-bolt$78.00122 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    CenterLine X 180mm (CL)180 mm rotorCenter Lock$82.00118 gmaker’s page2026-08-26Build with this
    The rest of what the maker states1 not published

    1 further field the checker looks for is not published by SRAM, so we leave it blank rather than estimate it, and that check stays silent on this front rotor. It is thickness. Each is recorded as “not stated by the maker (not checked)”.

    Source: each variant links the maker’s own page in the table above. Last checked 2026-07-17 to 2026-08-26.

    Checked against

    The checker ran this model against every verified part below that it has a slot for, the same way it checks a build in the builder. What follows is the verdict it actually produced for that specific pairing — not a recommendation, and not a guarantee any of these parts fits your own bike.

    6 of 1861 counterparts with a page of their own that the checker actually probed this model against, in alphabetical order by brand and model — never by price, popularity or the verdict itself.

    Where this sits

    SRAM CenterLine is the first model on that list.Next: SRAM G2 CleanSweepAll SRAM rotorsOpen a variant in the builder to see the ones that apply to your own parts