Replcement disk's

[Matt Bleck]

Me Gixxer needs new front disks, any suggestions on after market as I ain't to keen on genuine due to the fact that they're to flippin expensive!!!!

[Sensei]

Mate put some wave disc onto his Aprilia $560 fitted onto his carryer's I think someone on Trademe does them to . i could sound him out with were it was done if ya like just drop me a PM

[pritch]

Me Gixxer needs new front disks, any suggestions on after market as I ain't to keen on genuine due to the fact that they're to flippin expensive!!!!

FGB discs, from Power Motorcycles, Waihi
Ph 021 616295
sales@powermotorcycles.co.nz

[bungbung]

I bought a pair of EBC Pro-Lite discs and pads from the US, $880 NZ all up.

[F5 Dave]

erm, I bought a set of EBC stds & they were ~ $560ish all up with Galfer pads

Work well. Check the website cyclebrakes.com

from cyclebrakes in the US
Phone 1-805-671-5010
Fax 1-805-671-5002
sales@cyclebrakes.com

[Matt Bleck]

Just checked the cyclebrakes.com site, man those Galfer Wave rotor's would look the part.

[John]

Arent they allimuniniumumumumum? as apposed to steel?

That would mean they would be more prone to heat and warping and wear wouldnt it? I'm not a wizz someone may know.

[Two Smoker]

Arent they allimuniniumumumumum? as apposed to steel?

That would mean they would be more prone to heat and warping and wear wouldnt it? I'm not a wizz someone may know.

aye???? nah mate... all steel... sometimes stainless... sometimes carbon/ceremic...

[Sensei]

aye???? nah mate... all steel... sometimes stainless... sometimes carbon/ceremic...

All you would need was a couple of Jandales on a dinner plate TS ya don't ride fast enough for anything better

[Matt Bleck]

Arent they allimuniniumumumumum? as apposed to steel?

That would mean they would be more prone to heat and warping and wear wouldnt it? I'm not a wizz someone may know.

This is from da Cyclebrakes site.

Laser cut (not stamped) to assure no stress to the material
Made of a unique high carbon content steel (420ss) for higher friction
Pre-heat treated so that the rotor is less likely to warp
Double, parallel disc grinded and diamond finished for perfect flatness

Your right......You aint a wizz

[Two Smoker]

All you would need was a couple of Jandales on a dinner plate TS ya don't ride fast enough for anything better

Aye????? what are you talking about... thats far too much braking for me... all i need is a pair of shoes and do some Fred Flinstone styles...

[Sensei]

Aye????? what are you talking about... thats far too much braking for me... all i need is a pair of shoes and do some Fred Flinstone styles...

Bugger you still faster even with a quick reply than me

[John]

This is from da Cyclebrakes site.

Laser cut (not stamped) to assure no stress to the material
Made of a unique high carbon content steel (420ss) for higher friction
Pre-heat treated so that the rotor is less likely to warp
Double, parallel disc grinded and diamond finished for perfect flatness

Your right......You aint a wizz

where is hitcher when most needed?

Sorry must be another kit - was reading about it on some dirty american site, think they were petal race disks, which makes no sense maybe a ally compound mix with something, because ally wouldnt be good at all I think?

Of course you could just get some made in NZ cheaper, dont have to be a wiz to figure that out
Might have to send the disks to fgb so they get the pattern matched but they have a 5 day turn around.

I can get you fgb's number if you want.

[Matt Bleck]

I've got Grahams number, I'll give him a bell for a price, I dunno about them thou, what I mean is they don't really have experience in brakes. How long has he and his Dad been doin disks for? Has any one tryed a set of Graham's Disks.? I just don't wanna get stung

[John]

I've got Grahams number, I'll give him a bell for a price, I dunno about them thou, what I mean is they don't really have experience in brakes. How long has he and his Dad been doin disks for? Has any one tryed a set of Graham's Disks.? I just don't wanna get stung

I know one of my mates had a pair on and he had no complants, although his bike didnt last long wasnt the brakes fault, just lowsiding at speed

I think they offer a 3 month full warrenty or more? I think they are doing fairly well for themselves at the moment, I dont know if any one has had any problems with them, I havnt heard any bad stories myself, good luck either way.