Avid Disc Rotor Bolt Kit
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Avid Disc Rotor Bolt Kit

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A pack of six steel disc rotor bolts from Avid (Mfg. #11.5363.012.300) designed for secure 6‑bolt rotor mounting. Durable steel construction for reliable braking performance.

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Overview & Technology

Avid Disc Rotor Bolt Kit (Product #200023, Mfr. Part #11.5363.012.300) is a simple, service-focused hardware pack containing six steel bolts for mounting 6‑bolt disc rotors. These bolts are specified by SRAM as model ID RT‑SPP‑A0, making them the OEM replacement choice for a wide range of Avid and SRAM rotors. Made from steel for strength and repeatable clamping, these bolts are sized for the standard six‑hole rotor interface used across mountain bikes and many other disciplines. The kit’s compact shipping size and light weight make it a convenient spares item to carry in a workshop or on a long ride.

Key Features

Durable steel construction: these bolts are built to withstand the repeated torque and heat cycles that disc brakes generate, giving secure rotor retention under high braking loads. • Pack of six bolts — complete hardware for one rotor mount. • SRAM model ID RT‑SPP‑A0 — OEM compatibility with Avid/SRAM rotors. • Compact, lightweight packaging for easy spares storage.

Fit & Compatibility

This bolt kit is intended for standard 6‑bolt disc rotors (six mounting holes) and matches the SRAM/Avid mounting pattern. Check your rotor: if it attaches with six discrete bolts (not Centerlock), these bolts are a direct replacement. Manufacturer Part #: 11.5363.012.300. Always confirm rotor and hub compatibility before purchase: these bolts are not for Centerlock rotors/adapters. For hub-specific fit, verify thread pitch and length if using non‑OEM rotors or adapters; when in doubt, match the OEM hardware or consult your hub/rotor manufacturer.

Who It's For

This kit is for riders, mechanics and workshops who need OEM‑spec replacement hardware for 6‑bolt Avid/SRAM rotors. It's perfect for mountain bikers who want a reliable, direct replacement bolt set after maintenance, rotor swaps, or lost/damaged hardware on trail. Also useful as a lightweight spares pack for bikepacking or long rides where losing a rotor bolt would otherwise end your day. If you prefer lighter titanium or stainless upgrade bolts, consider those alternatives — this kit prioritizes cost‑effective durability and OEM fit.

Key Features

  • ✓ Pack of six OEM‑spec steel rotor bolts for 6‑bolt rotors
  • ✓ SRAM model ID RT‑SPP‑A0 — Avid/SRAM compatibility
  • ✓ Manufacturer Part #: 11.5363.012.300, Product #200023
  • ✓ Steel construction for reliable clamping and durability
  • ✓ Compact, lightweight packaging for workshop or saddle bag
  • ✓ Direct replacement for most Avid 6‑bolt rotors

Specifications

Disc Material Steel

Product Identifiers

Vendor Item # 11.5363.012.300
UPC 765250630123

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these bolts compatible with Centerlock rotors?

No. This kit is for 6‑bolt rotors only. Centerlock rotors use a spline and lockring interface and require a different mounting system. Confirm your rotor uses six mounting holes before purchasing.

Do these bolts include threadlocker or washers?

The kit contains six steel bolts but does not necessarily include threadlocker or separate washers. For secure installation, apply a small amount of medium‑strength threadlocker per the rotor manufacturer's guidance and use any required star or wave washers if specified by your rotor or hub.

What torque should I use when installing these rotor bolts?

Always follow the rotor manufacturer's torque specification. If a spec isn't printed on the rotor, a common guideline for 6‑bolt rotor bolts is roughly 4–6 Nm. Use a calibrated torque wrench and tighten bolts in a star pattern to ensure even clamping.

Can I reuse these bolts after removal?

Light reuse is possible if the bolts are undamaged and the threads are clean. Inspect for thread wear, galling or corrosion; replace if any damage is present. For critical safety, many mechanics replace bolts during rotor swaps or after stripping threads.

Are there lightweight alternatives to these steel bolts?

Yes — titanium and high‑grade stainless rotor bolts are available for riders seeking weight savings or improved corrosion resistance. Keep in mind titanium has different torque characteristics and may require careful installation and proper washers to avoid galling.

Buying Guide

When choosing rotor bolts, prioritize compatibility (6‑bolt vs Centerlock), correct length and thread pitch, and material. Steel bolts like these Avid OEM pieces provide reliable clamping and affordability; stainless or titanium alternatives offer corrosion resistance and weight savings but can change installation practice. Keep a spare set in your toolkit or saddlebag — losing a single rotor bolt can make a wheel unsafe to ride. Always use the rotor and hub manufacturer's torque recommendations, and consider medium‑strength threadlocker for applications exposed to vibration and moisture.

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