This mounts through the leg. There’s probably a cover hiding it on the front of the fork, and mounts like many the rear does without the adapter
_drelyt on
You mount the caliper directly to the fork. You will need the corresponding bolts for your fork to attach it. You measure the depth of the fork in millimeters and that’s what length bolt you buy. You can probably only use a 160mm rotor in that fork.
Ex. The fork measures 32mm width. You buy the 32mm bolts from sram for flat mount calipers.
weedjesu5 on
It’s a rear mount for the front brake. If you need an adapter, you just need to use a rear one.
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This mounts through the leg. There’s probably a cover hiding it on the front of the fork, and mounts like many the rear does without the adapter
You mount the caliper directly to the fork. You will need the corresponding bolts for your fork to attach it. You measure the depth of the fork in millimeters and that’s what length bolt you buy. You can probably only use a 160mm rotor in that fork.
Ex. The fork measures 32mm width. You buy the 32mm bolts from sram for flat mount calipers.
It’s a rear mount for the front brake. If you need an adapter, you just need to use a rear one.