Do I need new front rotor or not for endo?
07-31-2009, 07:58 AM
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Do I need new front rotor or not for endo?
I'm trying to improve or do half decent endos, I have been getting smoother and better everytime I go out.
I wonder if I should change my front rotor, brakes work fine and can stop no problem but theres a bit of a dent in the rotor causing a bit of a wobble or more brake less brake type of feeling. It's not bad but I wonder if it just makes my life harder for endos. Maybe I would learn easier and smoother with new brakes?
I wonder if I should change my front rotor, brakes work fine and can stop no problem but theres a bit of a dent in the rotor causing a bit of a wobble or more brake less brake type of feeling. It's not bad but I wonder if it just makes my life harder for endos. Maybe I would learn easier and smoother with new brakes?
07-31-2009, 08:05 AM
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Re: Do I need new front rotor or not for endo?
you should always have good brakes ecspecially endos. rotors i would say yes again if theres a dent in it, it could possibly lock up and send you flying. then you could tweak with fork oil,springs,helium in the rear tire, front ends, positioning of the bars. theres alot you can do to improve. try with the rotors first. be safe
07-31-2009, 08:13 AM
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You tell him Vern! 
fair enough
07-31-2009, 11:21 AM
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Re: Do I need new front rotor or not for endo?
you should always have good brakes ecspecially endos. rotors i would say yes again if theres a dent in it, it could possibly lock up and send you flying. then you could tweak with fork oil,springs,helium in the rear tire, front ends, positioning of the bars. theres alot you can do to improve. try with the rotors first. be safe
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