Gen 1 replacement rotors/front disks

[pan]

I need a set for my Busa. They were kinda wobbly today at a track day.

What have you got and where did you get it?

[Madmax]

Brake-techs, you know they're the best, they just cost the most too! lol Ductile iron from the USA.

[BikerBoy]

I second BrakeTech Axis Iron Rotors. On my second set now. My originals lasted me just over 60,000k's of daily all weather and hard abusive street n track riding,
and recently I upgraded to the 330mm oversized which I am so damn impressed with, I don't want to know about any other rotor except these.

If you end up getting a set (contact Ray) also get some Ferodo Xrac pads....mind blowing performance!!!!

[pashnit]

We have Galfer Rotors on sale through Monday 12/2/13.

Buy the front set of Wave Rotors - rear rotor is FREE!
Order front set of brake pads - matched rear is FREE!
Black Friday weekend sale ends 12/2.
Full details
http://www.australian-hayabusa-club.com/...?tid=21199:

[GRUNTMAX]

Nothing like good British Engineering that the Yanks always try & copy;

Ductile Iron too. http://www.thestopshop.co.uk/pfm.php

[aussiemonster]

Depends on what you're after, but I've had these on my bike for 2 to 3 years (about 50,000kms) http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/271222217470?...ESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649.

So they lasted about the same amount of time as the standard disks. Standard disks became too thin. The ebay disks the buttons wore out and they are too loose.

I've just ordered these as replacements. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Front-Brake-D...ccessories&hash=item43b5f46488

[pan]

Thanks AM. I trialled a set of Chinese rotors years ago on my Busa and they worked well, lasted well, but they were no better than OEM. I am looking to go for something better this time around...