Old 07-06-22, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Racing Dan
Shimano rotors tend to be a complex construction of a alloy spider, rivets and and a sandwich brake rotor. All with different temperature expansion coefficients. Im sure a simple 6 bolt, single piece, stainless rotor would be less prone to warping.
Shimano offers inexpensive one piece rotors

Shimano claims the three layer rotors (aluminum core between steel plates) with aluminum carrier manage heat more efficiently

because aluminum dissipates heat better than steel - I'm going to side with the Shimano engineers

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