I think that the best feature of these rotors is their 2mm thickness, which is very good but not new in any way since Magura Storm HC rotors are the same thickness but they are half the price. I'll stick to my Magura rotors for a while since they are much better than the Sram Centerline rotors or the easy-to-warp Shimano Icetech rotors. Good ride!
I just recently bought a Downhill MTB with Shimano Saint Brakes and the rotor is so warped. The Fezzari was my first real MTB, so I am not familiar with a lot of brands like Magura, but I will check them out as I am looking to replace my rotors on the DH rig.
@@OldAZMountainBikerInMA The Shimano Icetech rotors (mt800 - mt900) are too soft and warp easily because they are thin and they are made of a steel/aluminium construction ; not very durable. Take a look at Magura rotors, they are good.
I think that the best feature of these rotors is their 2mm thickness, which is very good but not new in any way since Magura Storm HC rotors are the same thickness but they are half the price. I'll stick to my Magura rotors for a while since they are much better than the Sram Centerline rotors or the easy-to-warp Shimano Icetech rotors. Good ride!
I just recently bought a Downhill MTB with Shimano Saint Brakes and the rotor is so warped. The Fezzari was my first real MTB, so I am not familiar with a lot of brands like Magura, but I will check them out as I am looking to replace my rotors on the DH rig.
@@OldAZMountainBikerInMA The Shimano Icetech rotors (mt800 - mt900) are too soft and warp easily because they are thin and they are made of a steel/aluminium construction ; not very durable. Take a look at Magura rotors, they are good.