Avid G2 Clean Sweep

The Avid G2 CleanSweep rotor is built specifically to keep dirt, mud and grit from fouling your braking surface so you get more consistent feel and modulation on trail. The rotor uses SRAM's CLEAN SWEEP profile — a swept, contoured braking edge that sheds debris while maintaining predictable pad contact.

Constructed from hardened steel, the rotor prioritizes long life and even wear across organic brake pads. The CleanSweep shaping reduces the tendency for mud to wedge between pad and rotor, improving wet-weather modulation and reducing squeal caused by trapped grit.

Material and build: The G2 CleanSweep rotor is a heat-treated steel disc engineered for consistent stiffness and wear resistance. Steel delivers reliable thermal mass for braking while remaining economical to replace when worn.

Design highlights: The CleanSweep geometry features a swept braking edge and debris channels that clear mud and grime. This rotor is specified for organic pad compounds and ships without mounting hardware (bolts not included).

• Disc Material: Steel (heat-treated)
• Disc Pad Type: Organic
• Disc Technology: CLEAN SWEEP mud-shedding profile
• Hardware: Not included

The rotor is sold in multiple diameters — 140mm, 160mm, 180mm and 200mm — so you can dial in braking power and heat capacity to match your frame, fork and riding style. It uses the ISO 6B mounting interface (6-bolt ISO) compatible with standard 6-bolt hubs and adapters.

SRAM Model ID: RT-G2-CS-A1. Manufacturer part number for the G2 CleanSweep series is 00.5315.002.000 (product 200010). Note that mounting bolts or adaptor hardware are not included, so order 6-bolt bolts or a rotor adapter if required by your hub or caliper setup.

This rotor is aimed at trail and all‑mountain riders who spend time in muddy, loamy environments and want brakes that stay cleaner and quieter between washes. If you run organic pads and prefer predictable lever feel over extreme heat tolerance, the CleanSweep is an excellent match.

Because of its practical steel construction and mud-shedding profile, it's also a strong choice for riders who value affordable, easy-to-source replacement rotors for seasonal riding or bikepacking where cleaning opportunities are limited.

When choosing a replacement rotor, match the rotor diameter to your bike's brake caliper capacity and frame/fork clearance. Larger rotors increase braking power and heat capacity but add weight and may require adapter hardware or a different caliper position.

Consider pad compound: the G2 CleanSweep is optimized for organic pads which prioritize modulation and quiet operation. If you ride extended descents or carry heavy loads, pick a larger rotor (180–200mm) and monitor rotor thickness—replace when worn to maintain safe braking performance.