Big fan of PFM ductile iron discs. I've put them on pretty much every bike I've owned in the last 30 years. As you say, beautifully controllable. The only bike I haven't done that to is the KTM Duke, as the brakes on that are pretty damn eye-popping anyway.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 3:45 pm I traded my 99 R6 in for a 98 Blade.
Went on a trackday and warped a disc trying to use my R6 brake markers.
Replaced them with PFM cast iron jobbie. They were amazing. You got a nano-second of nothing while they warmed up a bit then a really progressive build up of stopping power.
Best upgrade I ever made to any bike.
They rusted like fuck if they got wet.
Most influential bikes?
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Re: Most influential bikes?
There is no cloud, just somebody else's computer.