Honda NX650 XR650L Rear Brake Disc 220mm
Product Overview
Aftermarket replacement 220 mm fixed rear brake disc / rotor for the compatible Honda motorcycles listed below. Compare the original disc and mounting pattern before ordering.
Reference Dimensions
- Outside diameter: approximately 220 mm
- Centre bore: approximately 105–105.5 mm
- Mounting PCD: approximately 125 mm
- Mounting pattern: four holes
- Mounting-hole diameter: approximately 10.25–10.5 mm
Vehicle Compatibility
| Make | Model | Years | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honda | NX650 Dominator | 1988–1992 | Rear | Cross-catalogued NG101 applications |
| Honda | XR650L | 1993–2012 | Rear | Confirm original hub on imported variants |
Cross-Reference / Application Profiles
- NG Brakes: 101 / 101X application family
- Braking: HO22RI fixed-disc application family
References identify compatible profiles and selected original service parts; individual Honda OE numbers may differ by model and year. The supplied disc is aftermarket and is not made by the referenced brands unless explicitly stated.
What's Included
1 × rear brake disc as pictured. Fasteners and other brake components are not included unless visible in the supplied product.
Important Fitment Information
The 220 mm outside diameter alone is not sufficient to establish compatibility. Check the 105–105.5 mm centre bore, 125 mm mounting PCD, four-hole layout, mounting-hole size and rotor profile against the original.
Honda changed rear-disc specifications on the CB600F Hornet from 2007 and introduced a different rear-disc family on several 2011-on CBR600F versions. Do not assume this rotor fits those later models. On other makes, compatibility is based on aftermarket application-profile cross-references and should be verified against the fitted disc.
Condition
Aftermarket replacement rear brake disc.
Delivery & Returns
Free UK delivery with an estimated 2–3 working-day service and 30-day returns subject to original-condition requirements, as stated in the original store export.
Safety
Braking components are safety-critical. A competent person or qualified motorcycle technician should install the disc and check the full braking system before use.