Anyone using the Airotor ones?.......thoughts?
Matthew
Got a pair to test at the start of the year and now running 160's and 180s on two bikes both with hayes strokers, much lighter than the hayes standard rotors, a little bit chirpy sometimes when wet but seem to clean up better that hayes too. no extra pad wear like I've had with some other aftermarket discs
the only issue any of us in the shop have had was a set of 203's warping but the guy is a chump and drags his brakes constantly so not sure if this is a one off
pads seem good too, alround great product from one lttle englishman in taiwan!
Cool, on they go then....(screwed the old ones a few weeks ago at Crickhowell merida) Agree about the pads. The SOS one are not the cheepest but work well and don't seem to be wearing out....
I've been running 203's front and rear for 6-8 months. They are excellent; more bite than the Hope floating rotors on my other wheels, they clear really well and they look good.
Where are they available from?? Hayes just aren't doing it for me anymore!!
[url= http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/mountain-bike-disc-brake-spares/ashima-disc-brake-rotors/ashima-rotors.html ]good price at merlin[/url]
I misread the title 'rotors' should have been a clue, i was assuming the callipers they've started doing were on sale now. Anybody ridden any?
I'd like to use these with Hope M4's, but IIRC the front is a 185mm? Would the 180 work ok?