Disc BrakeTransfer Base; MAX G3

Meet the Disc BrakeTransfer Base for MAX G3 — a purpose-built mounting platform that elevates how your disc brake transfer system performs on the MAX G3. Designed for precision, durability, and straightforward setup, this base helps you achieve consistent braking response and reliable operation in real-world riding or testing environments.

Key benefits that matter

Built around a MAX G3-specific footprint, the Disc BrakeTransfer Base ensures crisp alignment between the transfer mechanism and rotor, reducing alignment hassles during installation and future adjustments. The robust base resists flex and vibration, translating into steadier brake transfer under high-load stops and rapid cycling. Clean, integrated routing options help keep cables or lines neat, minimizing interference with wheel travel or suspension geometry.

• MAX G3-tailored compatibility for a seamless fit with existing components
• Rigid, vibration-resistant construction for repeatable braking performance
• Precise alignment features that simplify setup and reduce setup drift over time
• Clean cable/line routing to protect against snagging and wear

Who should consider this base?

Ideal for riders and technicians upgrading a MAX G3 braking system, performance testers, and shops that require dependable, repeatable brake transfer behavior. If you’re aiming for predictable stopping power, consistent feel across terrains, and easier maintenance in field or workshop environments, this base is a practical upgrade.

Usage scenarios

Examples include converting an existing disc brake transfer arrangement on a MAX G3 chassis, replacing a worn base to restore alignment accuracy, or setting up a test rig where repeatable brake transfer is critical for data collection. Its design supports regular maintenance cycles without sacrificing performance.

How it stands apart

Unlike generic mounting bases, this Disc BrakeTransfer Base is crafted specifically for MAX G3 workflows, aligning with the platform’s geometry and tolerances. You’ll experience straightforward installation, fewer adjustments after initial setup, and improved long-term reliability compared with non-specialized bases.

Care and maintenance

Inspect mounting surfaces and fasteners periodically, keeping hardware clean and torqued to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Check for wear where the transfer assembly interfaces with the base and replace any compromised components to preserve braking accuracy.