disc rotors

flubic · July 2007

are halfords disc brakes anygood or do they sell good ones. also if not can you reccomend me a rear disc for the giant mph 3 ones ? please

nicklouse · July 2007

nothing wrong with them. same as the diatec sports.

flubic · July 2007

whats diatec sports ?

nicklouse · July 2007

the same brake that Halfords rebrand as their own.

flubic · July 2007

is this one anygood http://www.wiggle.co.uk/ProductDetail.a ... 5360029588 or is there any cheaper

flubic · July 2007

my front one is a 160mm so what size is the rear rotor its smaller than the front ??

clarkson · July 2007

the rear is usaually 160mm. get an aztec rotor. fitted them on my gt, and look good, and work better in mud and stuff, mostly because theyre wavy.

flubic · July 2007

the front one is 160mm it says on it and the rear one doesnt have anything writen on it and it is smaller than the front one so what size would it be

BoredHousewife · July 2007

flubic wrote:

the front one is 160mm it says on it and the rear one doesnt have anything writen on it and it is smaller than the front one so what size would it be

140mm? measure it

flubic · July 2007

how do i measure it what part to wear or is it all round. ?

BoredHousewife · July 2007

just diagonally across the centre i would expect, you know the diameter of the front so measure that on first to check

clarkson · August 2007

if its smaller then its probably 140mm. my formulas were before i upgraded to aztecs

flubic · August 2007

sorry but i miss typed the mesurments for the front disc it is actually 180mm so im guessing the rear is a 160 ?

flubic · August 2007

also are there rotors for hydros and rotors for cable disc brakes

flubic · August 2007

anyone

formerlyknownasbonj · August 2007

flubic wrote:

sorry but i miss typed the mesurments for the front disc it is actually 180mm so im guessing the rear is a 160 ?

Don't guess, go and get a tape measure or a ruler. Take your existing rotor off the wheel, and literally measure the diameter of it.
Make sure the tape measure goes through the centre so you know you're getting the widest point. And if it's wavy, then measure at the widest point of the wavy bits.
When you've measured it, you should find that your measurement is the same as one of the standard sizes you can get.

DomA · August 2007

There are disks that are brake specific. But most aftermarket disks can be used on a few different brakes. Easiest option is to get disks that are advertised for your particular brakes.

flubic · August 2007

they are standard giant mph 3 calipers so im guessing i can use any as i can't find any that are from giant

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