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Surface rust could be due to the compound of your brake pads. You old pads could have a higher metallic content, so they could be getting embedded into the rotor surface.
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Hi,
Does anyone have a pair of these laying around which you might want to get rid of? I have the normal stainless swiss cheese disks on my bike and allthough the work perfectly fine, I have the urge to upgrade. With my bike's single seat fitted, all the carbon goodies and the high pipes, these disks are the last link to get my bike to the exact Superlight/FE spec.
Even if someone know where to get these and what the going rate is...is would help a lot.
At first I was seriously considering getting me the Galfer wave disks and allthough I think they look very cool, my 900SS is maybe just a bit too old fasioned for such flashy disks.
Thanks
Andre
Does anyone have a pair of these laying around which you might want to get rid of? I have the normal stainless swiss cheese disks on my bike and allthough the work perfectly fine, I have the urge to upgrade. With my bike's single seat fitted, all the carbon goodies and the high pipes, these disks are the last link to get my bike to the exact Superlight/FE spec.
Even if someone know where to get these and what the going rate is...is would help a lot.
At first I was seriously considering getting me the Galfer wave disks and allthough I think they look very cool, my 900SS is maybe just a bit too old fasioned for such flashy disks.
Thanks
Andre
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Surface rust could be due to the compound of your brake pads. You old pads could have a higher metallic content, so they could be getting embedded into the rotor surface.
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