🚲 CYSKY Stainless Steel Disc Brake Rotor - 160mm, 180mm, 203mm - 6 Bolts - Suitable for Most Bicycle Road, Mountain, BMX, and MTB Bikes - Silver Review

Pressed steel, 203mm rotors. I decided there was nothing stopping me from fitting the biggest rotors on my project bike, especially at such a low price point.

Strong material! Bought two 203mm. One was perfect, the other was a bit wavy but actually went in and out just fine. Yes, I would order them anytime. We use them for DH racing.

If you try to get minimal brake lever movement, they are easily deformed and need to be repaired. They're not as well made as Shimano discs, but they provide a lot of the stopping power I was looking for.

I'm so tired of MTB companies charging cheap Chinese stuff so expensive. For a pack of two rotors, you can't beat the price. A Sram rotor is $40-$60. I didn't even break $20 for two, and the markings on them are the same as the old 180mm Sram that was on my 2021 MTB. They work without any problems.

Although I didn't need a 203, at this price I couldn't do without it. As it turns out, this rotor is identical to the Avid G2 Clean Sweep. It's even stamped with the same data, including the Avid logo. The Avid G2 Clean Sweep costs about $45 each. It can be a good copy or it can be the same product. So far so good, but hey, it's a piece of steel.

Unfortunately I bend the rotors too often. Not from driving, but from storing. Decided to try their off brands and fingers crossed! Although they arrived slightly crooked, they were easily straightened out. I mostly pair them with Shimano brakes and they work great. I bought all 3 sizes and have very few negative reviews. They seem pretty strong when combined with semi-metal/metal pads. The rotors dissipate heat well so long as there is no significant braking degradation. If you need to upgrade