$100 cheaper than the M.A.P. rotor conversion.....

Anyone know anything about this company?



$239 EURO's

Good news: if you come from outside the European Union, you do not have to pay the Austrian VAT, so you can deduct 16,67% from all our prices

-$39.84 EUros'

$199 Eor's plus postage.

http://www.dirtbike.at/

I haven't heard of them previously. What they are selling is all Tourtech and HPN stuff as far as I can see. JT

Is this rotor an HPN part?

I can't say. You need to compare the HPN site or just ask them. JT

320 mm disk and caliper adapter from HE Motorrad Technik (http://www.he-motorradtechnik.de/bremsanlagen.html)
Disk is not a fully floating type but also it is not solid mounted to the hub. It flexes to some extent. It's very similar to KTM brake discs. I mean same drill pattern and size. With stainless steel breeded hoses this upgrade increases brake efficiency a lot but you loose the feeling of brake point on the lever. You get used to this in time (After locking the front wheel several times). One of the best airhead mods.

Lobo -

Didn't you machine up a GSXR caliper? Still looking for more stopping power?

- Ross

The Nissin upgrade works great, two finger braking for me... I don't need another upgrade, but an always looking to spend some money... I won't be nuying a larger rotor until mine is toast, which could be a long time.

I'd avoid anything that doesn't float, as the tiniest misalignments lead to grabby brakes, overheating, all sorts of problems. I'm happier with my stock GSPD semifloater than I was with a 320mm nonfloater. I'd still like to upgrade to a
320mm full floater some day, but I'm not in a huge rush.

-----sharks