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My front rotors on my 2012 SG are warped. I still have the stock wheel and I am not ready to pull the trigger on a custom wheel. What rotors is everyone running and how happy are you with them?
I think I'm going to be very happy with these, HD Thunderstar full floating chrome/stainless from Kutter HD online.Actually I call in my orders.Anthony is awesome to work with. I'll try to make this short.But I've gotta tell this. So I had been looking at these for a couple weeks in the'14 catalog, I rode down to my now "only" dealership and asked if I could have a '15 catalog.They said we only have a few and they're for people buying new bikes. (Well screw you) I thought to myself. Can I look at one for a minute? I had just wanted to see if there were any new styles. Nope, But prices went up $50 bucks each on all styles!These are up to &209.So I gave Anthony a call and he said yeah price increases in the new catalog, But I could still order some at their online price that hadn't been increased yet.Get ready...$133.00 each with free shipping! Not sure if they're still available at that price but if so you might want to scoop some up before it's too late.
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Going in for my 30K service and my third set of front rotors. Second set started to warp with just over 5K on them. I hope the dealer is willing to work something out with me because the stock rotors are crap.
Thank you for all of the replies. I am going to eventually get the HogPro Shelby wheels. They make a matching Shelby 2 piece rotor. This is a picture of the wheel and rotor. What do you guys think of these rotors with my stock wheel until I can pony up the extra $1,000 for the wheel? Has anyone had any experience with HogPro products?
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Rotors….Which Ones?
