OEM Front Rotors for 99 Interstate

[Karen]

I've been looking all over for Honda rotors, but don't see any anywhere! Is there a Honda substitute available that anyone knows of? Thanks for any info!

[hubcapsc]

New ones are about $170 each...

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/1999/GL1500CF+A/FRONT+WHEEL/parts.html

You can get used ones on eBay, I got a used rear from a low mileage bike from Pinwall for cheap, I think it
is perfect. Here's a front set, I don't know this seller, there's more if you look:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/99-Honda-GL1500-GL-1500-C-Valkyrie-front-brake-rotors-disks-/311497534163?hash=item4886b32ad3:g:JLgAAOSwwE5WXuHw&vxp=mtr

Google "ebc front rotor valkyrie" people like those, they seem expensive...

-Mike

[gordonv]

GL1800 rotors

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,2838.0.html

I thought the GL1500 also works. I know the rears work, I have a GW rotor.

[sandy]

+1 on the 1800 wing rotors. I put them on my old Valk. Worked great.

[Karen]

thank you all very much; I went with PartZilla. Will get the Gold Wings next time, if needed. See you at InZane with brakes that will pass inspection! 

[Bagger John - #3785]

thank you all very much; I went with PartZilla. Will get the Gold Wings next time, if needed. See you at InZane with brakes that will pass inspection! 

Ehhh...do what the Harley chopper crowd does and run a naked front spool.

Stopping quickly is SOOOOO overrated... 

[98valk]

thank you all very much; I went with PartZilla. Will get the Gold Wings next time, if needed. See you at InZane with brakes that will pass inspection! 

for next time or anybody else who wants to know

CBR600F F4 (not FI model) ,98-08 VFR800 and 92-93 CBR900RR all front rotors will bolt on.
oem thk is 4.4-4.6mm,  min 3.5 mm.   CBR and VFR are lighter rotors, newer design. VFR weighs more than the CBR900

The Valkyrie had a new thk of 5.0mm which is more than any other OEM Honda rotor of the ones that fit. min 4.0mm

most aftermarket are less thk new than valkyrie OEM. thicker front pads with the thinner rotors should be considered.