Want To Buy Braketech CMC rotor

I realize this is a compete longshot. But if you happen to have a single Braketech CMC rotor lying around not being used I'd be very much interested in buying it.

RetardedTiming said:

I realize this is a compete longshot. But if you happen to have a single Braketech CMC rotor lying around not being used I'd be very much interested in buying it.

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For the right price [emoji57]

Still looking. [emoji3525]

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Its not gonna happen we have been waiting for 10 years. Jeff doesn't have the resources anymore for the material.

cycler said:

Are you looking for a pair or just one? Braketech is releasing their 3rd generation MK III soon.

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I keep hearing they are “working on it” I really hope so!

Mick1976 said:

Its not gonna happen we have been waiting for 10 years. Jeff doesn't have the resources anymore for the material.

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You know what? Youre right. When I spoke to him on the phone back in June and July I was asking about the difference between the axis iron and axis ss. And he mentioned the ceramic rotors were not being manufactured. I clicked on the cmc rotors which are still listed as coming soon on the website and assumed that they began making a 3rd generation and that they would be coming out soon. Im guessing he didnt update his site. AXIS/CMC™ ROTORS

Honestly I am not sure why some people who track their bikes 4-5 times a year . And others just ride in the street. With most of the street riders not even coming close to riding the bike to its full potential or even 70% of its potential would want to spend $2567 on Sicom cmc rotors. Yes they are lighter. But these guys just by carbon fiber to lower the weight and buy Marchesini , OZ, BST, Rotobox or some other wheel companies to drop the weight of the bike as well as get rid of unsprung weight.

I was asking about brake tech and brembo brake rotors and was told the Brembo HPs were just a small step above the OEM and stick to the OEM. The Brembo Tdrive rotors were given high praises But the OEM cost more than my cost on the T Drives. May as well get the Tdrives and benefit the 10-12 or even 14 track days I get. I cant justify myself spending that much money on ceramic rotors when I know ill never get the full benefit of them. At least I can admit my experience and limitations.