Warp 9 Upgraded Brake Rotor For Talaria Sting MX5

Warp 9 Performance Brake Rotors deliver stronger stopping power, improved heat control, and consistent braking under aggressive riding. Made from high-quality stainless steel, they resist warping, reduce brake fade, and keep a smooth, predictable braking feel on trail and street. Precision laser-cut construction ensures accurate pad contact and long-term durability.

✅ BIKE FITMENT

• Talaria Sting MX5 (OEM wheels or Warp 9 wheels, front or rear)

Key Features

• Precision laser-cut stainless steel
• Improved braking power and modulation
• Excellent heat resistance to reduce fade
• Floating rotor options for better heat management
• Durable design for off-road and street use

Choose Your Rotor

Fixed / 220mm

Best for: Riders who want a lightweight, direct replacement that improves braking over stock without changing braking geometry. Fits front or rear 

What's Included:

• Warp 9 220mm fixed stainless steel brake rotor

Floating / 220mm

Best for: Riders who want smoother, more consistent braking during hard riding. The floating carrier lets the braking surface expand independently for better heat dissipation. Fits front or rear (Tork Pro Sport rear needs the spacer kit).

What's Included:

• Warp 9 220mm floating brake rotor

Floating / 250mm

Best for: Front brake upgrades on heavier or high-performance builds that want maximum stopping power, more braking leverage, and less braking effort. 

What's Included:

• Warp 9 250mm floating brake rotor
• 30mm spacers
• Longer bolts

Not included: Anything not listed above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What bikes do these rotors fit?
The Talaria Sting MX5 (OEM or Warp 9 wheels) 

Can I run the 250mm rotor on the rear?
On the Talaria Sting MX5, yes, the rotors fit front or rear. 

Do I need anything else for a rear install?
No.

What comes with the 250mm rotor?
It comes with 30mm spacers and longer bolts.

What is the difference between fixed and floating?
The floating rotor has a carrier that lets the braking surface expand independently for better heat dissipation and more consistent braking. The fixed rotor is a lightweight, direct replacement.