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Posted: Mon May 10, 2010 12:15 pm
by scooble
From the Allbike Engineering Catalogue, the following bike also shares the same rear disc part number as the KR1S;
ZZR250 HI-H5 90-94
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 11:28 am
by Charles
I bought one of these. I have just received it and it really looks great. Here's a link to the manufacturer's homepage:
http://www.metalgear.com.au/mcmodelpart ... makeid=143
Posted: Wed May 12, 2010 2:11 am
by Bert
I have fitted metalgear discs to a mates bike.
All good, fitted well with no reports of any problems in use.
Bert
Posted: Wed May 12, 2010 5:32 pm
by pookie
[quote="Bert"]I have fitted metalgear discs to a mates bike.
All good, fitted well with no reports of any problems in use.
Bert[/quote] great move that, tinkering with your mates brakes rather than your own! thats the real aussie way, i suppose you haven't had any complaints 'cos he hasn't stopped yet
bonzer!
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 12:57 pm
by ScottaKR
pookie wrote:Bert wrote:I have fitted metalgear discs to a mates bike.
All good, fitted well with no reports of any problems in use.
Bert
great move that, tinkering with your mates brakes rather than your own! thats the real aussie way, i suppose you haven't had any complaints 'cos he hasn't stopped yet
bonzer!
Nah, I'd guess it's due to it being difficult to complain when ya 6 feet under.
rear disc
Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2010 10:31 pm
by Professor
The stealth rear disc was fine, I've probably done over 1000 miles by now inc a few trackdays
Gently waved, not extreme. No problems, I would say it work as well as or better the the worn OEM the it replaced. Good in the wet too, and snow and ice! Although I wasn't braking too hard in these conditions.
They could have made a lighter weight design as the disc area is larger than the pad area needed. Probably about the same weight as OEM. I could weight them if anyone is really bored
