RE: [ST] Brake Rotor Warpage

["Rupert Galea" <rupert@xxxxxxxxxx>]

 > OK, so I'm experiencing a liittle front brake rotor warpage.  Never
had
 > that
 > in a bike, but what's the best way to handle this.
 >
 > I'm thinking that cycle rotors are too thin to turn down, so are there
any
 > good after market options that are cheaper than the factory rotors?
 >
 > Thanks,
 >
 > --Joel

Joel,
I think I have the same problem. It was most noticeable at the track
days I did last year. My guess is the only real option is new rotors
from Triumph. A few people that took part in my reliability survey had
problems with warped rotors.
http://www.rgalea.com/bikes/st/reliability.html

I wonder what they cost from Triumph? I have a friend with a Ducati ST4S
that has been through several sets of front rotors and did a write up
explaining the problem. I will try and find it.
Rupert





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