I have a few sets of Arashi wavy front discs for the Honda 400s coming over from China with some radiators, anybody want a set?
They should be about £125 delivered, maybe a little cheaper.
Let me know if you fancy a set.
Wavy discs
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Dgeoff33
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Re: Wavy discs
Yeah I'll take a set, already got my name down for a set of rads too on the other thread.
Slowly slowly accumulating parts for a resto/upgrade when my 2 year restriction ends :D
Slowly slowly accumulating parts for a resto/upgrade when my 2 year restriction ends :D
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Re: Wavy discs
Is that a price for a pair????
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nestor-nc29
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Re: Wavy discs
yes ill take a pair, pmd
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Dgeoff33
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Re: Wavy discs
Yes, that's for a pair.
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Man_Named_Dave
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Re: Wavy discs
I'm not that knowledgable about brake discs, what is the general opinion on these? How do they rank compared to OEM and EBC, for example?
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Re: Wavy discs
To be perfectly honest, I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole if they're from China. I've had Chinese discs before when money was tight. Complete false economy. Soft as shit. They wear quickly and warp easily.Man_Named_Dave wrote:I'm not that knowledgable about brake discs, what is the general opinion on these? How do they rank compared to OEM and EBC, for example?
Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
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nestor-nc29
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Re: Wavy discs
are right... i might wait for someone else to try them b4 getting a pair thenthunderace wrote:To be perfectly honest, I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole if they're from China. I've had Chinese discs before when money was tight. Complete false economy. Soft as shit. They wear quickly and warp easily.Man_Named_Dave wrote:I'm not that knowledgable about brake discs, what is the general opinion on these? How do they rank compared to OEM and EBC, for example?
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Re: Wavy discs
A mate has a set on his L-0 GSX-R 1000 race bike and hasn't had an issue with them.
Ducati 916, not worth a carrott
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nestor-nc29
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Re: Wavy discs
just having a look at some reviews now and they look promising, lots of good feedback from them.