The Kugoo G2 PRO 140mm brake disc is a replacement for a worn or deformed brake disc on the Kugoo G2 PRO electric scooter. Made from reinforced metal, it measures 140mm in diameter and 2mm in thickness, with six mounting holes. Before fitting “6-hole Kugoo G2 PRO brake disc”, compare the original brake component and ensure the braking system operates correctly afterward.

Kugoo G2 PRO 140mm brake disc specifications

• Compatible model: Kugoo G2 PRO electric scooter
• Material: reinforced metal
• Diameter: 140mm
• Thickness: 2mm
• Weight: 135g
• Mounting points: 6 holes
• Barcode: 4779051995653

Check the model and disc dimensions

When choosing a replacement electric scooter brake disc, check both the scooter model and the disc specifications. This disc is listed for the Kugoo G2 PRO. Compare the 140mm diameter, 2mm thickness and six-hole mounting arrangement with the disc you are replacing before ordering. These details help you check the replacement against your existing part rather than relying on the model name alone.

Inspection and replacement

Inspect your scooter’s braking system regularly and replace the disc if it shows wear. Environmental factors can cause a brake disc to crack or deform, so check its condition as part of your maintenance routine. Replacement before each season is recommended.

The package contains one brake disc for the Kugoo G2 PRO electric scooter.

Installation safety

Check fitting and brakes before riding.

140 mm Kugoo G2 Pro brake disc

This metal replacement rotor for Kugoo G2 Pro has a diameter of 140 mm, thickness of 2 mm, six mounting holes and approximately 135 g weight. The pack contains one brake disc. Compare diameter, bolt pattern, hub interface and rotor offset with the existing component before ordering. Even a rotor of the same nominal diameter may have a different mounting pattern. Check for bending, cracks or excessive wear when inspecting the old brake. During installation, use the correct fastening procedure and ensure no lubricants contaminate the braking surfaces. Verify that the rotor spins without significant wobble or rubbing and that the brake engages predictably. A damaged or incorrectly installed rotor can seriously affect braking, so uncertain work should be reviewed by a technician.