Mountain Biking - Adaptor

I ride the MTB bike:
Fork : Rock shox sid WC 2010.
Frame : Scott Scale ltd CR1 2007-2008 carbon

I want to buy:
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/BR262C00-Magura+Mt+8+Disc+Brake.aspx?sc=FRGL
(2 sets)

http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/BR266L02-Magura+Storm+Sl+Rotor.aspx
(160mm for rear, 180mm for front)

and adaptor:
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/BR266C17-Magura+Disc+Brake+Adaptors.aspx
but I not sure choice a adaptor for my bike?

Can you help me? Thanks!

Assuming your SID is PM which is the prevalent standard nowadays,

PM to PM adaptor for the front (fork), dunno about your frame... IS or PM? If PM, should be just bolt on for a 160 rotor.

My fork use PM. Why should be just bolt on for a 160 rotor?
It not compatible with rotor 185mm?
Thanks

My fork use PM. Why should be just bolt on for a 160 rotor?
It not compatible with rotor 185mm?
Thanks

I think that you misunderstand what was said.

These are what you'll probably need.

180mm front adapter for a PM fork mounts: http://www.maguradirect-shop.com/magura/brakes/acessories/qm-6-adapter-louise-front-adapts-pm-calliper-for-pm-6-fork-mount-160mm-to-180mm-rotor.html

160mm rear adapter for IS frame mounts: http://www.maguradirect-shop.com/magura/brakes/acessories/qm12-adapter-louise-front-adapts-pm-calliperis2000-6-fork-mount.html

If the frame has post mounts which it probably doesn't, what 'commo_soulja' was saying is that the brake would attach straight onto the frame post mounts when using a 160mm rotor and an adapter wouldn't be needed.

Example:
http://www.sicklines.com/news-images/mt8-caliper.jpg

Thanks, so much!

I think that you misunderstand what was said.

These are what you'll probably need.

180mm front adapter for a PM fork mounts: http://www.maguradirect-shop.com/magura/brakes/acessories/qm-6-adapter-louise-front-adapts-pm-calliper-for-pm-6-fork-mount-160mm-to-180mm-rotor.html

160mm rear adapter for IS frame mounts: http://www.maguradirect-shop.com/magura/brakes/acessories/qm12-adapter-louise-front-adapts-pm-calliperis2000-6-fork-mount.html

If the frame has post mounts which it probably doesn't, what 'commo_soulja' was saying is that the brake would attach straight onto the frame post mounts when using a 160mm rotor and an adapter wouldn't be needed.

Example:
http://www.sicklines.com/news-images/mt8-caliper.jpg

What frame is that? I've never seen a rear swing arm that pivots at the back by the mounts like that. Very interesting. :) Does it not pivot by the BB?

There is also a main pivot at the chainstay/bottom bracket junction. The pivot design you're seeing at the end of the chainstay (and below the axle) is known as a Horst Link and was patented until this year to Specialized but sometimes licensed to other companies for bikes sold in the US.

What frame is that? I've never seen a rear swing arm that pivots at the back by the mounts like that. Very interesting. :) Does it not pivot by the BB?

What's in the pic is a (modified) Horst Link.

What frame is that?Liteville 301

http://fotos.mtb-news.de/p/855792

http://www.liteville.de/s/25_2/index.php

There must be literally thousands of different color combination's you can get this bike in.
Click on the different bike parts listed on top color chart or click on part of the bike and choose a color.
http://www.liteville.de/t/25_46.html

(modified)

How so?

Where to buy frame Liteville 301 in US that?