Cast iron brake rotor

[LCampbell]

Does anyone know where I might find a cast iron non floating brake rotor that will fit the stock brake rotor carrier found on the /6's & /7s
I have a PFM model # BM260 rotor on a race bike that needs replacing & I can't seem to find another PFM rotor. The bike is a /5 with /7 fork lowers
Thanks

[krehmkej]

You might check with Michael "Mercury" Morse at Vintage Brake
15069 Lupine Lane
Sonora, CA 95370
209-533-4346
Fax: (209) 533-4346

info@vintagebrake.com

he was very knowledgable setting me up with the best pads for the cast iron rotor on my R80/7.

[LCampbell]

Thanks. I've already contacted him. He gave me a couple of sources but I still haven't had any luck.

[Isamemon]

I thinik spiegel does them, as well as stainless brake lines

[krehmkej]

Another possibility: http://www.tawvehicle.com/

-jwk-

[Bill Burke]

And another:

Marcus Hertzer
RR #2
Warkworth, Ontario
K1A 3K0
705.924.3247

[LCampbell]

Thanks for the replys. I e-mailed Spiegler's a week or so ago & found out that their rotors are stainless. TAW did not have a rotor & refered me to someone else that turned out to be a dead end and so I'm still looking. I 've checked with Moto Bins & all they have is stainless rotors. I found another place in England that has cast iron rotors but they do not ship to the USA.

[Bill Burke]

Hertzer is still producing 'em.

[169347]

You'll have to send Marcus your rotor and carrier so he can fit the new cast rotor to it. Interesting guy, does nice work. He can be reached at 1-705-924-3247

Woodgrain

[LCampbell]

Thanks again to all. I'll check him out.

[LCampbell]

Thanks BILL BURKE & Woodgrain. I talked to Marcus & he's going to fix me up.

[Bill Burke]

Good deal. Let us know how you like it.

[LCampbell]

Ok.