How to use massive front rotors on your rear wheel.

[762SPR]

Now in two delicious flavors! R6 and 636!

The R6 model is a one piece design that requires no modification to either the rotor or hub to use. This is for a 298 mm front rotor off an R6 and mounts to a rear R6 hub. Just use the same rotor bolts to assemble.



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And for the 636 model, I had to go with a two piece design. You will need to grind the free float rivets off of a 03 04 front rotor (280mm) and remove the inner aluminum piece, then clamp it between these two plates with the standard rotor bolts.





$100 for the 636 and $75 for the R6. I'm going to order the metal on Monday, so if you want in on the first batch, post what you want! Also The first two to claim one get $25 off!

[Righteous 1]

Nice!!

[standupnfall]

Nice. Makes me want to put my spare 929 rotor on my f4i wheel!

[vegasrider2005]

R6!!!!!!!!! What bracket do u use for this?

[762SPR]

I'm sending out a R6 pretty soon for testing. More on those soon. The 636 one is basically the same thing so I'll probably make one of those and test it soon too. But until then you can space out radial calipers pretty easy and I can make a set of spacers if you need.

[vegasrider2005]

Hmmm I don't have radial calipers so this prob won't work for me.

[762SPR]

What sort of bracket are you running? The brackets I'm going to be making are for radial calipers.

[StuntBikeJake]

Still doing.baller work

[vegasrider2005]

Originally Posted by 762SPR

What sort of bracket are you running? The brackets I'm going to be making are for radial calipers.

who me?

[762SPR]

Yeah, I don't know much about what's going on for the R6 guys