everyone is sayin where or not they like wave rotors or not... but like some1 stated b4 they could be like cages on bikes good for 2bikes and not another also there are many diff designs i've seen, so one can def perform better than another so can you guys state ur brand or which wave rotor, and bike

thx

 

Like i said before someone shouted in my face... does anyone run standard pads in the front these days or do you all use sintered..

Oh and to the guy above please do not shout in my face for a simple thread jack if you were in the same room as me you would not shout in my face!

ps never tried wave rrotors but as i have deduced from this thread so far they might or might not be good depending on your personal pref!!

 

im not shouting at you ...

i just wanted to make my words loud and stand out so every1 would see it and read it and maybe reply

& maybe tell me im an idiot for askin, instead of ignore me

 

 

ok mate cool peace etc...

thanks for not startin a pointless internet war

i think im gonna try wave rotor on the rear thing is the standard ones come up on ebay from time to time and they go sooo cheap cos no ****** needs em cos most of the street riders never touch the rear... but if i keep grooveing the wavy ones im looking at cost... i will try though, you have to try

 

if your grooving a new rotor it's cause you didn't use brand new pads when you 1st put it on...

a new rotor needs to be heat-cycled a few times b4 it gets really hard or fully tempered... if your using old pads w/ old wear marks already on them, then they'll ruin the new rotor quick!

if you look at the box of any new rotors they always tell you to use new pads or it voids the warantee.

so use new pads and break it in sort of easy... get it hot, but not scorched.... then let it cool off for a bit.... then repeat.

 

change your brake fluid if your brake is fading it should help you..

 

stock pads all the time, all around.

www.galferusa.com for top of the line components for sure...

galfer wave rotors plus stock pads and stock lines and never changing my fluid is how i roll

 

Galfer Wave Rotors and Galfer HH PAds with some HEL Titanium lines and a radial mc. You won't be disappointed.

 

:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH:YEAH

 

hahah naw its a used rotor... i put new pads... but they dont do any good for a trashed rotor that i got from dumbass squid who rode the streets an didnt think it was needed to do maintence on a motorcycle....