front break rotors

does anyone know about how much would 2 front break rotors for an 86 vfr700 would cost?

 

If I had to guess I would say around 270 new for both you can get nice EBC ones from www.denniskirk.com

Dennis Kirk Part #: 194766
Manufacturer Part #: MD1001LS

Part 194766 fits the following machines:

* Honda - CB1100F 1983
* Honda - CB650SC Nighthawk 1983
* Honda - CB650SC Nighthawk 1984
* Honda - CB650SC Nighthawk 1985
* Honda - CB700SC Nighthawk S 1984
* Honda - CB700SC Nighthawk S 1985
* Honda - CB700SC Nighthawk S 1986
* Honda - CBR600F 1989
* Honda - CBR600F 1990
* Honda - CBR600F Hurricane 1987
* Honda - CBR600F Hurricane 1988
* Honda - CBR600F2 1991
* Honda - CBR600F2 1992
* Honda - CBR600F2 1993
* Honda - CBR600F2 1994
* Honda - GB500 1989
* Honda - GB500 1990
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1989
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1990
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1994
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1995
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1996
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1997
* Honda - PC800 Pacific Coast 1998
* Honda - VF1000F Interceptor 1984
* Honda - VF1100S V65 Sabre 1984
* Honda - VF1100S V65 Sabre 1985
* Honda - VF700F Interceptor 1984
* Honda - VF700F Interceptor 1985
* Honda - VF700S Sabre 1984
* Honda - VF700S Sabre 1985
* Honda - VF750F V45 Interceptor 1983
* Honda - VF750F V45 Interceptor 1984
* Honda - VF750S V45 Sabre 1982
* Honda - VF750S V45 Sabre 1983
* Honda - VFR700F Interceptor 1986
* Honda - VFR700F2 Interceptor 1986
* Honda - VFR700F2 Interceptor 1987
* Honda - VFR750F 750 Interceptor 1986

 

im not looking for the best ones. im short on money since im going back to college soon so the cheapest ones would be best. thanks for the info

 

You want to cheap out on your brakes? Better to park the bike and take the bus until you've saved the money I'd say.

 

lol take the bus. i live in the country, theres no bus here. but break rotors are break rotors....as long as they stop i don't care. its not like im trying to do nose wheelies and what not.

 

Ebc are not the best but they are very good don't be cheap on brakes like it was said earlier park it untill you can afford the correct equipment.

 

i dont want to sound like an ass, but frankly i dont care. im not racing. i ride my bike for pleasure only and hardly use the breaks away. the only reason im getting new rotors is because i dont think it will pass the next inspection like that. im sure i could find some cheap rotors on google but i was just asking if anyone knew a reliable place to buy them. my price range right now is $200 max. id like to spend about $100-125 for both.

i found these on ebay but my bike is in grey text. anyone know if theyd fit?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HOND...600-87-94_W0QQitemZ200130487474QQcmdZViewItem


also, i found these break pads. it has the part number but im not sure how to match part numbers with bikes.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Brak...001QQitemZ110152140852QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
nevermind, i found a break spreadsheet and those pads are for the vfr 800

 

I've only heard of people using EBC or Galfer; EBC definetly the less expensive of the two. Are your out of spec or warped, ,just curious as to why replacement is needed?

 

i dunno, im assuming theyre warped because when i put on the breaks it pulsates. oddly enough, it only seems to do it at low speeds. this is my first street bike, but i know in a car that usually means the rotors are warped.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HOND...tegoryZ35592QQihZ010QQitemZ200129913513QQrdZ1


Here 80 bucks ends in 5 hours and no bids just don't complain if they warp quick or something bad happens and you die

 

I had a SLIGHTLY bent rotor on my Honda ACE after a crash. I took it to the dealer who took a dead blow hammer (rubber full of BB's) and smacked the beegeeses out of it where it was bent, and tada! straight as could be. Also, I put a set of chepeo pads on my Sabre and it did the same thing yours is doing at low speeds only so I put on a set of Honda pads, problem gone!

 

so i descided im gonna get something that doesnt suck. it was $275.98 for both right and left rotors. pretty ridiculous if you ask me.

next week im gonna order pads. whats the part number for front break pads on an 86 vfr700?

 

For the fronts, EBC part number is FA124 for the non asbestos organics, which given your description is probably what you want. Personally, I'd get the FA124HH sintered pads, they brake better and last longer.

The part number is for one pair of brake pads, so you need to order two for your dual disc setup.

 

thanks steve. i was thinking about getting the sintered but i read they eat the rotors faster.

 

But the pads last longer & stop better; kind of a catch 22:biggrin:

 

Good for you
Debt can be repaid but dead is forever

 

I really hope you haven't shelled out on the discs or what i'm about to say may upset you, In 1990 i fitted a set of EBC discs to my 87 track bike with AP lockheed pads, cheaper and superior in stopping power to the Honda ones. They are still on the bike to this day! As a dealer i do normally recommend genuine parts but in this case no.

 

Do tell & part #'s please

 

Part numbers are as Midias said above 1 of MD1001LS 1 od MD1001RS the AP pads I used were strictly a race pad and would not be suitable for the road, (take too long to warm up) so I would use ebc FA124HH, good luck

 

i bought all the recommended parts (MD1001LS, MD1001RS and 2 sets of FA124) and it is STILL shaking when i put on the brakes. what the hell is causing this? i put on about 100 miles and the breaks are almost worn in. should i send the rotors back or is it something else on my bike that is doing it?