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snottyotter-
Unfortunately not =[
All is true and well aligned.
Spinning the wheel slowly with the lever pulled gently so the pads brush the rotor you can hear a tick every time the braking surface of the rotor goes from thin to thick, (side view, not thickness of the rotor as such) the profile. So I want a rotor that doesn't go thin every time it reaches a 'rotor spoke arm' or whatever it may be called. See the attached image, hopefully that explains it better.Edit: sorry, from thick to thin, the edge of the pad slips off to empty space I guess?
Pete4Eyes
Can someone please recommend a decent disc rotor for 140 and 160mm? With the stock trp rotor, you can hear where the pads run off the thicker part of the braking surface onto empty space then back into the braking surface. It's like a ticking and is extremely annoying. I'm after something with a braking surface that is always running the height of the pads. Was looking at the avid g2 clean sweep? Any other recommendations before I buy? Thanks!