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Old 12-08-22, 10:30 AM
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Shimano SM-RT900 vs SM-RT900S difference?

I have Dura Ace SM-RT900 160mm rotors on my road bike, the front one is worn to just below limits (digital micrometer) and the rear is also worn. I found a pair of SM-RT900S 160mm rotors and was curious what the difference is?
Are they compatible?
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I think one has an S at the end and the other doesn't but I don't think they are different as long as they are the same mounting and same size you should be good.
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S might be denoting the size of the rotor. Or maybe color or just that Shimano had a change in some particular manufacturing process they go through.
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