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Thanks for the input, guys. Again, I'm getting mixed reviews from the chrome rotors. Any other opinions/experiences with them? I would like them to stop at least as well as stock. Better would be a bonus, but isn't essential. I just want the carriers as nice as the bits on the rest of the bike. Mine are already starting to rust and discolor, and they weren't real nice to begin with. I will check out those listed so far. Thanks again.
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Thanks for the input, guys. Again, I'm getting mixed reviews from the chrome rotors. Any other opinions/experiences with them? I would like them to stop at least as well as stock. Better would be a bonus, but isn't essential. I just want the carriers as nice as the bits on the rest of the bike. Mine are already starting to rust and discolor, and they weren't real nice to begin with. I will check out those listed so far. Thanks again.
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Forget chrome. It will only rust and peel.
You can always polish your stock rotors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper. I polished min and ran them for years till they needed replaced.
Now, I have el cheapo polished stainless rotors...about 100 bucks per pair from several eBay vendors. I use EBC Kevlar pads, because they are cheap and easy on polished rotors. My braking is as good or better than the stock set up.
You can always polish your stock rotors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper. I polished min and ran them for years till they needed replaced.
Now, I have el cheapo polished stainless rotors...about 100 bucks per pair from several eBay vendors. I use EBC Kevlar pads, because they are cheap and easy on polished rotors. My braking is as good or better than the stock set up.
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Forget chrome. It will only rust and peel.
You can always polish your stock rotors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper. I polished min and ran them for years till they needed replaced.
Now, I have el cheapo polished stainless rotors...about 100 bucks per pair from several eBay vendors. I use EBC Kevlar pads, because they are cheap and easy on polished rotors. My braking is as good or better than the stock set up.
You can always polish your stock rotors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper. I polished min and ran them for years till they needed replaced.
Now, I have el cheapo polished stainless rotors...about 100 bucks per pair from several eBay vendors. I use EBC Kevlar pads, because they are cheap and easy on polished rotors. My braking is as good or better than the stock set up.
Im sure thats what the OP meant polished stainless not chrome...As thats what we are all talking about...chrome plated rotors would last about 2 seconds before peeling
Last edited by BLKnCHRME09Deluxe; 08-04-2009 at 07:52 PM.
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