MTB Wave Brake Rotor

Galfer brake rotors are renowned for their high-quality construction and innovative designs. They utilize advanced materials like high-carbon 420 stainless steel, which enhances durability and performance. Additionally, their patented Wave® design improves airflow and cooling, providing superior braking performance compared to standard rotors.

The Wave® design features a unique shape that increases airflow around the rotor, helping to dissipate heat more effectively during braking. This cooling effect reduces brake fade, ensuring consistent performance even during intense riding conditions. The design also enhances the rotor's overall strength and responsiveness.

High-carbon 420 stainless steel is known for its exceptional strength and durability. The higher carbon content allows the material to withstand greater stress and wear, making it ideal for high-performance applications like bicycle braking systems. Additionally, this type of stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance, ensuring the rotors maintain their performance over time.

"Double disc-parallel ground" refers to a precise manufacturing process that ensures the surfaces of the brake rotor are perfectly flat and parallel. This technique uses two grinding discs to achieve uniformity, which is crucial for optimal contact with the brake pads. Properly ground rotors provide better braking efficiency and reduce uneven wear.

Galfer employs specialized treatments on the non-braking surfaces of their rotors to prevent corrosion. This protective coating helps shield the metal from moisture and environmental factors that can lead to deterioration. By minimizing corrosion, Galfer rotors maintain their performance and extend their lifespan, making them a reliable choice for cyclists.

Galfer rotors are designed to be compatible with a wide range of brake systems, but it's essential to check the specifications of your bike's braking system to ensure proper fitment. Using the correct rotor size and design is crucial for optimal performance and safety. If you're unsure, consult your bike's manufacturer or a local bike shop for guidance.