Solid Rotors to replace G2's

[The Duckmeister]

IceTech rotors (RT81/86/98) are a bitch to straighten 'cos of the alloy rotor ring (which is steel-coated for wear resistance on the faces). It doesn't have the springiness of steel, so they just end up getting kinked & stuffed. I've buggered one up after inflicting a not-that-severe bend in a stack.

 

[frensham]

pretty annoying that some styles arent made in 6bolt. i think i am going to go for some rt86 or some formulas. has anyone had any experiences with some formula rotors similar to the shimanos.

With one of these, http://www.jetblackproducts.com/products/JBBR-37 you can run centre lock on your 6 bolt hubs.

 

[The Duckmeister]

With one of these, http://www.jetblackproducts.com/products/JBBR-37 you can run centre lock on your 6 bolt hubs.

No you can't, it's the other way around - it enables you to mount 6-bolt rotors to centrelock hubs.

The hub design of 6-bolt means that there is no way possible to adapt for centrelock rotors.

 

[charlieking97]

No you can't, it's the other way around - it enables you to mount 6-bolt rotors to centrelock hubs.

The hub design of 6-bolt means that there is no way possible to adapt for centrelock rotors.

He's right mate. a 6 bolt hub makes it 6 bolt or nothing. CL is a bit more variable.

 

[kgunzer]

What do you mean by solid rotors? The one without cut outs and.venting holes?

 

[SaabG]

I run formula the ones with ice tech rotors and I love them. I've run formula, avid, a2z etc but for me the ice tech rotors are the best for performance and they don't bend like the others.

 

[charlieking97]

solid meaning that they are strong, not one solid piece. sorry i wasnt very clear, but i tried to clear it up in the description.

 

[charlieking97]

EDIT - useless question...already self-answered. sorry for digging this up