"Galfer’s new Disc Shark EVO MTB brake rotor are the latest update to their finned designs, offering improved thermal management and better performance throughout extended descents. The new rotors feature "topologically optimized" CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminum carriers combined with increased mass (they're 2.0mm thick), surface fins and perforations. These design changes do two things - spread heat more evenly, and help dissipate it more quickly. Galfer says this dramatically reduces fade and maintains consistent performance across temperature ranges."
"The rotors use 8mm hollow aluminum rivets with a semi-rigid (aka semi-floating) connection to balance force transfer with vibration damping. They're compatible with existing MTB brake calipers and pad types, plus integrated E-bike sensor magnet, eliminating the need for modifications during installation. Lastly, they're also available with a new Kashima coating on the alloy carrier, so you can match your Fox bits. Alco available in black ano and raw."
"The rotors come in 180mm, 203mm, and 223mm diameters for 6-bolt mounting, with Center-lock versions coming this summer. Pricing ranges from €85-125. Weights from 169g to 225g."
Galfer’s Disc Shark EVO MTB brake rotors update finned designs for improved thermal management and sustained performance during extended descents. The rotors use topologically optimized, CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminum carriers with increased thickness at 2.0mm, plus surface fins and perforations. These changes spread heat more evenly and dissipate it more quickly, dramatically reducing fade and maintaining consistent performance across temperature ranges. The rotors use 8mm hollow aluminum rivets with a semi-rigid semi-floating connection to balance force transfer with vibration damping. They are compatible with existing MTB brake calipers and pad types and include an integrated E-bike sensor magnet. Options include a new Kashima coating, black anodized or raw finishes, and sizes for 6-bolt mounting in 180mm, 203mm, and 223mm, with Center-lock versions planned. Pricing is €85–125 and weights range from 169g to 225g.
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