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I have a 2000 rk classic, puttting chrome lowers on looking to change rotors. Does anyone have any others rotors than oem on there bike and do you have a pic? I saw some aftermarket ones I thought would look good part # was mrt-1200. And I would like to stop with them. lol
Not sure about chrome but mine are polished and look much better than the stock ones. After drooling over them and seeing them selling for as much as $400.00 a set I found a set on ebay shipped to my door for $108.00. Along with my chrome HD calipers they really make a nice difference on the front end. Sorry, guess that shiny chrome made the pic a bit hard to see....
Last edited by strtarrow; Apr 11, 2011 at 10:12 AM.
You can polish your stockers for using about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper or spend 100 bucks on a pair of eBay specials. I ran polished stocker for years, and bought the eBay ones after the stockers needed replaced.
I didn't expect a 'smart assed' answer to this!!!
Of course I use the front brakes...hard.
I have two piece rotors (front and back), just never saw the need to polish something that had a ware factor!
Strtarrow -
Am thinking. "It's better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt"
I sort of screwed up, I pulled the triger on a an oem polished one #41830-05 for 85 bucks from ebay, no I have to buy the right one. I will prob have to pay more now for the right. I should have just bought a pair straight up, unless I get a deal on the right, then everything is ok. lol Thanks for all the help guys.
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