corki 160mm 180mm Bicycle Disc Brake Rotor with 6 Bolts Fit for Road Bike,Mountain Bike,MTB,BMX

So the picture is of my Avid rotors from my Stumpjumper 29 HT EVO (160mm). The rear rotor snapped off mid-corner and since I was already applying the brakes, there was no drama at all - just a really loud metallic snapping sound. I bought these Corki rotors that evening. The Corki's look nicer and are less noisy. Most importantly, this is a cautionary tale for those of you that never check your rotors or check them and think, "meh, it'll keep working." Here's my advice - check for notches at the outer and inner "edge" of the actual braking surface. As the notch gets bigger (couple mm?), I strongly urge you to look into new rotors. Otherwise, you run the risk of having what happened to me happen to you but on the front rotor. Which would be bad. Potentially really, really bad. FYI, two days after installing these, I ordered another set of these for my wife's bike. Just because.

Pretty sweet rotor for the money, just wish they had a 203mm version for a slight bit more. Seems to be a good product, especially for the money.

First time installer on first bike with disc brakes. No surprises, everything line up perfectly. Two months after installing, wear on rotors seems to be exactly where it should be. With new brakes, rotors and bled lines, don’t know if stopping power is where it can be. Satisfied, halts fast enough for me.

So far so good. Installation was strait forward, except getting one of the screws out off of original disc. No clearance issues as some have stated. After putting on and dropping wheels in, loosened calipers, grabbed brake handle & tightened corresponding caliper & done. I did have a bit of rotor rub on front but a quick ride and grabbing a big handful of brake a couple times and that was gone. Loved it, easiest ever, not that I’ve done a bunch of rotors. Pads grab better on these rotors than originals, not surprising, but nice. Gotten several comments on them & I think they look awesome. Have some black suspension forks coming next. Should be a good contrast to the rotor.

After reading some of the reviews, I was worried that the rivets were going to scrape. I have only a few millimeters between my rotor and fork, but had no problems fitting these in. Will pick a few more up as spares

Hard to beat for the price. The design not only looks nice, but it has worked well(so far) paired with my SRAM guides. Will update with a little more time on them.

These are solid buys for the money. I run this rotor in my rear and it works great. Figured I would add one to the front and complete the set / color match my bike but despite "fitting" for the most part on Shimano MT4000 hydro disc fronts - the rivets that hold both pieces of the rotor together rub against the caliper, making a loud, grindy noise. Some have been able to file the caliper to accommodate the extra space, but I rather not do that. Sucks cause the rear works and looks great, but again, keep an eye on your setup up front, especially if Shimano.

Easy to install looks and works great. Have used the disc for about 60 mi. big down hills that my old V brake didn’t work that well.