FAQ - Brembo & probrake Wave brake discs
Do you want to learn more about Brembo & probrake Wave brake discs? Our FAQs provide you with a deep insight into the performance and benefits of these high-quality braking systems. Find out how they enhance the braking performance of your vehicle and what the differences are compared to standard brake discs.
Brake discs
Is there an ABE for my brake disc model?
The ABE is always included in the delivery.
All Brembo brake discs come with an ABE / ECE R90 and are therefore registration-free.
Wave brake discs also have an ABE and are also registration-free.
Should the ABE be lost, a new ABE in paper form can be ordered for Wave brake discs for a service fee through our online shop.
Can I use the Wave brake disc in racing?
Yes, our probrake Wave brake discs are excellent for racing. Thanks to their semi-floating mounting, they allow for efficient heat dissipation, which is essential under high-performance conditions. This design improves braking performance and reliability even under extreme racing conditions.
Do brake discs have to be run in?
Yes, new brake discs must be run in to ensure optimum braking performance and a long service life.
You will find detailed instructions on how to run in your new brake disc correctly in the scope of delivery and also in the download area of our website under the heading (fitting instructions for brake discs).
Do I need new brake pads when I fit new brake discs?
Yes, we recommend replacing the brake pads at the same time as fitting new brake discs. The old brake pads have already adapted to the surface of the old brake discs and therefore cannot provide optimum performance with the new discs.
By using new brake pads together with new brake discs, you ensure the best possible effectiveness and safety of your brake system.
What happens in the event of a fall?
The “MIDI” and “EDITION” models have a predetermined breaking point. The “TECTOR” model also has a folding function.
What handle length do the probrake levers have?
The levers are approx. 3 cm shorter than the original and can usually be operated with 2-4 fingers.
Our “TECTOR” model has an infinitely variable length adjustment.