Try Motorworks. I got a cast iron one off them about three years ago. It did give a noticeable difference over the original, though nothing fantastic. it did cost in the region of seventy five quid at the time. Just make sure you put it on the right way round; I didn't at first, it took me some time to figurer out why the caliper didn't fit back properly!
By the way, they look shite if they aren't used for a while...
Dave.
Try Motorworks. I got a cast iron one off them about three years ago. It did give a noticeable difference over the original, though nothing fantastic. it did cost in the region of seventy five quid at the time. Just make sure you put it on the right way round; I didn't at first, it took me some time to figurer out why the caliper didn't fit back properly!
By the way, they look shite if they aren't used for a while...
Dave.
I used to supply them [URL="http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=142500"]HERE[/URL] at £70 a disc.
But got fed up with people moaning they're cheaper elsewhere. But when the cheap ones warped after a few weeks and they came back still wanting a lower price, i couldn't be fecked anymore.
Only for my use now.
I could've supplied as many as people needed.
But they'd rather go down the cheap route, which isn't cheap when they end up buying them twice as often.
Well here's an option to consider :- http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BMW-R1150R-RE...ryZ76120QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem I just bought one from them.
£105 gets you a brand new disc, pads and caliper (althought that won't fit your 1100) Flog the caliper and you have a very cheap new OE disc and pads.
It's off an 1150 R but the parts are the same as 1150GS with Evo brakes. The discs are all the same.
£70?
Stop complaining, that's just half a tank of fuel at next years prices
Try here jim_meek@btinternet.com I got two front discs for£140.00 and pads £15 a pair they are JMJ Engineering UK Ltd. Zone Products.They were good service
