It does not take much to warp a rotor.
A disc lock that bangs against the slider.
A piston that sticks.
A careless tire installation.
Banging rotor against something in the garage.
While not an approved method i have improved a slightly warped rotor with whatever tool was available more than once when a fellow rider has forgotten to remove a rotor lock or got a sloppy tire change from a dealer.
I then taped a sharpie to the slider as i spun the wheel to check progress.

 

Check-Out Matrix rotors. They are light and look good too. And the bike seems to stop better also.

 

yes they do look good have you used them?

 

Lyndall rotors...pricey at almost $400 each but worth it

 

pretty pricy; just looked at their web-site and a single front rotor for an Electraglide is $399. Might as well get a Roland Sand if you're gonna spend that much.

 

So is roland sand good stuff? can't find any floating rotors in there brand?

 

if you're going to spend that kind of money, spend it on a company who was born from their performance products...not the child of a company who was/is based on flashy products. you're paying for a name with them

 

you are comparing apples to oranges
Roland Sand is strictly cosmetic
Lyndall is cosmetic and performance

 

bingo

 

Is that a Lyndall set-up? Your front end looks awesome.