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frank9755
Monolithic disc? Yeah, they all do that. As the periphery heats up and expands, the lowest energy state becomes a pringle if the energy required to form that bend is lower than the energy required to elongate the spoke elements of the disc. Might be a sign that it would be a good idea to switch to a floating rotor.