R1200R front rotor alternatives?

[B33merNom4d]

My 2015 R1200R's original rotors are getting pretty thin after 140,000 km. They've lasted well, but now I need to replace them, and at $500 each, it's going to hurt a bit

I've looked around but haven't found many good alternatives. Has anyone here found decent aftermarket options or have experience with different brands? Or should I just bite the bullet with the OEM ones?

Appreciate any suggestions or advice! Just wanted to check before I make a purchase

 

[Powerrr2]

Your R1200R rotors lasting 140,000 km is really impressive I must say...so for replacements, some aftermarket brands like Brembo or EBC get good reviews, you could try those

 

[Saynotocops]

Impressive indeed and I'm guessing you're not driving too hard, which is why EBC can be a good choice. They aren't on the same level as brembos, but are a lot more affordable, so you'll be fine. If you're an aggressive driver, then galfer or brembo are the ones to aim for if you don't want oem

 

[500miles]

Have you looked at brands like EBC or Galfer for aftermarket options? those are pretty good choices too

 

[Wendy.T]

TRW too, they have options that are way more affordable than OEM and still hold up well and no shame in OEM, but definitely shop around first

 

[diamonds_2105]

Your R1200R rotors lasting 140,000 km is really impressive I must say...so for replacements, some aftermarket brands like Brembo or EBC get good reviews, you could try those

For Brembo and EBC, do they feel any different compared to stock? I'm wondering how they handle heat and wear on longer rides.

 

[crazypuma]

140k is a heck of run already, those OEM rotors definitely earned their keep! $500 a pop does sting though. A lot of folks have had good experiences with aftermarket options like EBC or Braking, theyrre way more wallet-friendly and still perform great if matched properly. If you're not dead set on OEM, it might be worth trying one of those first. Curious, are you riding mostly street or mixing in some twisties and touring? That helps narrow down the best fit.