Moto-Master: from the first rotor to a range of brake and drivetrain parts

The story of Moto-Master began in 1996, when Gaston Veron made his first brake rotor in his parents’ garage near Eindhoven in the Netherlands. Testing on local motocross tracks preceded the company’s foundation in 1997. In 2023, the company moved its manufacturing, warehousing and commercial operations to new premises in Hapert.

Its range developed around motorcycle braking and expanded to include final-drive components. At Motarea, you can browse references for different road, motocross, enduro and supermoto applications, always checking the compatibility and specifications of each part.

Rotors and pads: working together at every brake application

The selection of Moto-Master brake rotors includes designs such as Flame, with its wave-shaped profile, and families such as Nitro and Halo. Fixed and floating constructions serve different applications. When choosing, check the diameter, thickness, mounting pattern and installation position, as well as the reference specified for your motorcycle.

The brake pads complete this pairing with different shapes and compounds. Match the pad shape to the caliper it fits and review the intended use of the reference. A range name does not make all its pads interchangeable or determine their application on its own.

Adapters and brake lines for a defined installation

The caliper adapters position the caliper in the configurations they are designed for, including certain conversions to oversized rotors. They must match the specific combination of caliper, rotor and motorcycle. The brake lines include reinforced references whose length, routing and connections must also be checked before installation.

If you need this component, you can also view the 12 mm RMC front radial brake master cylinder and review its installation details. Replacing a part of the brake circuit requires following the manufacturer’s instructions and checking that the complete system works correctly.

Chains and sprockets for the final drive

Moto-Master also offers drive chains, rear sprockets and front sprockets. Its ranges include GP and V chains, 7075 aluminum rear sprockets and Fusion Dual-Ring sprockets, which combine an outer steel ring with an aluminum center, as well as steel front sprockets.

When choosing final-drive components, check the chain pitch, link and tooth counts, mounting points and application together. Inspect wear across the complete set and review the installation and maintenance instructions. Use the links on this page to compare Moto-Master references and consult each product page before buying.

Brake kits, calipers and circuit spare parts

Alongside discs and pads, the range includes Moto-Master brake kits and brake calipers. Compare kits by contents and application; a caliper, adapter and conversion assembly are different products. Check the receiving assembly before modifying the system.

Levers and brake mounting hardware and accessories expand the replacement and fitting options. Caliper and master cylinder repair parts and clutch actuation components are also available. Selection must respect the interfaces, connections and dimensions of the specific part number.

For the drivetrain, Moto-Master chain links complement chains, front sprockets and rear sprockets. Check the series, pitch and specified closure system; do not combine a link with a chain simply because they share a brand or appear to be the same size. Workshop items complete the selection without displacing the eight main families on this page.