CBR 600 F4 Rear Rotor

gjones4487

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Does anyone know where to get a cheap, used, good condition rear rotor for my new to me 1999 CBR 600 F4 that is close?

I picked this bike up on Saturday and in order to get it safetied I will need to replace the rotor (mechanic didn't tell me this, personally wouldn't feel safe).

The rotor is straight but is very "Bumpy"

if you know where I could find one for cheap with in the next few days (after Thanksgiving of course unless a private seller) any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Geoff
 
You could see if MikeyMoto has one for your bike! Mind you, if you don't trust yours cause it's a "little bumpy" I'm not sure how you'd feel about his ;)

mikeymotos@gmail.com or 416-587-4170

-Jamie M.
 
My buddy had a ninja 500 with a rear rotor that was the same. After 2 tanks of gas worth of riding, it was smooth. Only found that out after he bought a new one, so it is worth riding a bit first to see.
 
toysareforboys said:
You could see if MikeyMoto has one for your bike! Mind you, if you don't trust yours cause it's a "little bumpy" I'm not sure how you'd feel about his ;)

mikeymotos@gmail.com or 416-587-4170

-Jamie M.
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Jamie, I said cheap lol I know those are cheap for new rotors but I just need one that will work because my rear is in about the same state as Sabex's rotor was.

@ Mina

I have seen those. I was hoping for something that I could pick up. Maybe a local salvage shop or someone parting out. Because I want to have on the road by the end of the week.

Thanks tho,


Cheers,
Geoff
 
gjones4487 said:
Jamie, I said cheap lol I know those are cheap for new rotors
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Ahhhh, ok :)

I love mine, works sweet :)

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Good luck on your search!

-Jamie M.
 
Mina said:
Are you kidding? The weight savings will unleash the power of your bike!! lol
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Unless he's Stoner, I don't see how he can make use of that weight savings ;)
 
RockerGuy said:
Seems like that is more for show.
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How much do you use your rear brake anyway? As long as it still grips enough to lock it up for tech inspection ;)

On my rear I put Ferodo SinterGrip ST pads, Fren Tubo Type 4 Carbon Fiber lines and RBF 660 fluid in there and it brakes at least as good as OEM did :D

-Jamie M.
 
toysareforboys said:
How much do you use your rear brake anyway? As long as it still grips enough to lock it up for tech inspection ;)

On my rear I put Ferodo SinterGrip ST pads, Fren Tubo Type 4 Carbon Fiber lines and RBF 660 fluid in there and it brakes at least as good as OEM did :D

-Jamie M.
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Seems like a waste if you're not getting better braking than an OEM set up!
 
toysareforboys said:
How much do you use your rear brake anyway? As long as it still grips enough to lock it up for tech inspection ;)

On my rear I put Ferodo SinterGrip ST pads, Fren Tubo Type 4 Carbon Fiber lines and RBF 660 fluid in there and it brakes at least as good as OEM did :D

-Jamie M.
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This made me lol. Some ppl actually use their real brakes

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