Replacement brake rotors for 990 with ABS - options/where to buy (Australia)

I've searched the forums and so far only established that most of the replacement brake rotors available do not suit the ABS version of the 990. Can anyone tell me which products do (Brand/Part Number) and where we can get them in Oz?

Cheers

Steve

here ya go, not in oz but may help get you started

http://blackdogcw.com/black-dog-sho...-front-wave-rotor-for-ktm-lc8-219-detail.html

Many thanks, when I looked up on my usual suppliers website the Galfer ones said not suitable for ABS - would probably prefer not to use factory ones again as they rattle a lot and make me a bit uncomfortable.

I read somewhere that EBC also do them but can't find a part number.

Steve

Hello,

I'm looking for some disks also.


There are some EBC codes mentioned in post 19 of this thread - http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=695229 .

Moto-master has a couple of options for ABS 990 (at least for the rear disc). I'm sure they have options for the front disks but i only inquired about the options for the rear disk.

"For KTM 990 adventure rear we have fixed rear discs in our range ( not floating like the original )

The 110312 is a Flame design model which has boltholes with a countersink for non-ABS models.
The 110403 is a Flame design with no countersink around the boltholes, for ABS models like yours.

Availble as from te beginning of february, our new "HALO" series of circular round discs;


The 110472 is a round design model which has boltholes with a countersink for non-ABS models.
The 110490 is a round design with no countersink around the boltholes, for ABS models like yours. "

Hope it helps.

http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=695229&highlight=rotors




The EBC's are still holding up........

Question: are they "floating" type rotors? Just kinda wondering if that's ...mandatory.

KTMSER, I have read all your post re EBC floater and tried to search them at Sumit Racing but no luck. Is that where you got yours?
Cheers

I had the local Honda dealer order them thru Parts Unlimited...

There are several UK dealers that list them with a quick Google search...

Here is one..

http://www.mandp.co.uk/productinfo/584419/Braking/Brake-Discs/EBC

USA dealer http://www.perfectbrakes.com/products.asp?cat=5296



MD6299D front

MD6298D rear


These fit all 990's as well as the 950's

Thanks for that info :)

Cheers.

Nice find Jim...I've been looking to replace my rotors for a little while. They're already warped...along with my tacoed front wheel the front end on my bike needs some love.

The non abs 950/990 rotors work well on the abs version as well with a mod that takes 30 sec and costs 5 cents.

It goes like this:
Install the new rotors
Unscrew the abs sensor
Add washer behind the abs sensor
Screw the abs sensor bolt back on
Done

I'm running the galfer rotors. Works great.

I recently fitted an EBC rear disc to my non ABS 950.

It rained....I put the bike away....it rusted....I'm talking sitting in the garage overnight!

Got a replacement under warranty. Was told the coating was faulty?

First ride out with new disc....it rained....it went rusty.

Sent it back for a full refund and bought a Brembo no more rust.

The original was 7 years old and looked better than the EBC after 7 hours.

I'm sure they're not all like this but I won't be buying EBC again.

Cheers

Tim

Was that a floating one?

No, solid rotor. I would hope that the centre carrier on a floater would be coated in some way. I was shocked how quickly this rusted. like an old Guzzi disc!

I tried to email 'Perfect Brakes' twice and they keep bouncing back. Anyone know if they are still in business?
Better still if anyone in the US could try to ring them to see if they stock the EBC MD6299D rotors and post here or PM me it would be great. Others may like this info too.

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Perfect Brakes, Inc
USA
1 (888) 632-8068
1-216-581-8950

email: sales@perfectbrakes.com[/FONT]

Cheers

Just spoke to EBC UK, they say that the (cheaper) model MD6299D is not gonna work on ABS bikes, so they have the MD844X for ABS bikes, which is around 170 €.

I'd go for the cheaper one, if I only could be sure that the can be fitted

Look for Warp-6 rotors-- they're floating, sort of a wave design, and they cost about half of what Galfer, EBC, and the others I looked at. They fit 990's, too.

I got mine at Slavens Racing, FWIW.

Hi, I want to ask if the distance between the abs sensor and the abs ring is important and also the size of the washer.
Thanks

Nope. Just close

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