
Avid
Avid 2019 Disc Brake Mounting Bracket 20mm Post Mount
★★★★★
Simple IS-to-post-mount adapter bracket for running 180mm front or 160mm rear disc brake rotors.
$25.49*
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Overview
Key Features
Avid IS Bracket - 20 IS (F180/R160)
Specifications
Brand
Avid
Model
2019
Mount Type
IS to Post Mount
Offset
20mm
Front Rotor Size
180mm
Rear Rotor Size
160mm
Included Hardware
Stainless Steel Mounting Bolts
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Includes stainless steel mounting bolts so no additional hardware is needed
- Supports both front 180mm and rear 160mm rotor configurations with one bracket
- Lightweight and low-profile design adds minimal weight to the bike
- Standard IS-to-post-mount interface provides broad caliper compatibility
👎 Cons
- Only supports the specific 180mm front and 160mm rear rotor size combination
- Does not include a rotor or caliper — bracket and bolts only
- Limited to IS mount frames and forks so it will not fit direct post mount or flat mount bikes
Frequently Asked Questions
What rotor sizes does this bracket support?
This bracket supports a 180mm rotor on the front and a 160mm rotor on the rear when converting from an IS (International Standard) mount.
Does the bracket include mounting hardware?
Yes, the bracket comes with stainless steel mounting bolts for a complete and secure installation.
Is this bracket compatible with non-Avid disc brake calipers?
The bracket follows the IS and post mount standards, so it is generally compatible with any disc brake caliper that uses the same mounting interface, though it is designed and sold by Avid.
What does the 20mm IS designation mean?
The 20mm refers to the offset distance the bracket provides to adapt an IS (International Standard) frame or fork mount to accept a post-mount caliper at the correct position for the specified rotor size.