Ebay Rotors

[Dnagmour]

Anybody seen these? http://www.ebay.com/itm/23100138736...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_2573wt_1274

How do they compare to the Toby Huang rotors? Looks like I'm going to need rotors unfortunately . . .

And he's stateside too.

 

[davesax36]

Just buy china rotors from Sean.

 

[Dnagmour]

Didnt know he had china rotors!! Should have known that - he's got everything. Was going to get frame braces but looks like it'll be rotors first. thanks.

 

[bosgarage57]

Ill let you know as soon as I get my front forks back. These are the rotors I put on my max.

 

[gamorg02]

they don't look counterbored.

 

[one2dmax]

Good point. We'd need to counterbore a set if used on the 93-07 forks to make sure they cleared the rotor bolts to the fork legs!

Sean

 

[Dnagmour]

Sean pointed out a couple of things to verify that I actually need new rotors. Got the front end put back together last night but haven't been able to go for a ride. Even so I might still get new ones though because cosmetically they look 100% better than stock . . .

 

[Traumahawk]

I actually have those rotors (I bought from another dealer). I didnt think to look if they were counter bored before I bought them. I bolted them on, and everything is snug, and there is no interference anywhere....BUT...The clearence between the bolts and the lower portion of the fork is less than 5 thousands on the right side, and 8 thousands on the left. I rode around in town for 45 minutes still with no interference.

Do I need to get them counterbored...if nothing else for my own piece of mind, grind down the tops of the bolts, or leave them as is?

I have an ungraded fork brace, so the forks shouldnt go anywhere.

**Update** I just checked the stock rotors, and they are counterbored over 30 thousandths.

 

[Ost85vmax]

These rotors are the same ones I have up front and back on an 85 and have been very impressed. Look great, so far are holding up very well, and perform as expected. I really don't see any reason to spend the extra money on the more expensive versions.

 

[one2dmax]

If you don't have any riding issues then you're ok to use as is for now. There should be no flex of sorts that will cause problems.

Sean

 

[Traumahawk]

Thanks Sean !!!

 

[KJShover]

Been using the Tobyhuang rotors (front and rear) for some time now, I don't think they're counterbored, at least the ones on my bike aren't. Its a close fit, but so far no issues. I still couldn't be happier with them.



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