The IIIPRO 6-Bolt Centerlock Ultra-Light Disc Brake Rotor is praised for its exceptional value, reliable braking performance, and competitive weight, though it is marked for resin pads only and may require truing. Multiple users report solid braking and durability over long rides, making it a highly recommended budget option.
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08:33The reviewer states that the III Pro disc rotors are incredible value, super light, and have performed reliably on their gravel bike build.
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IIIPRO Rotors : These have been discussed a lot. They are great. For the money I think they are unbeatable. I just did a 15k' day on them and they never warped or rubbed on my pads. They are relatively quiet and while not lightweight, they are weight competitive at a fraction of the cost. Really good.
I forgot there's one down side, the rotors are marked as resin pads only. Though I feel like they bite so well, I haven't had the need to use other pad material at least for road cycling. My riding consist of lots of climbing and descents as well.
I picked up these iiiPro disc rotors awhile back. They're a few grams heavier than my lightweight Onirii disc rotors I was using, but braking definitely has more bite. I liked them so much, I ordered a second set. Highly recommended!
The new’ish IIIPro floating center lock disc rotors are pretty good. I have them on 3 wheelsets and braking is solid. Just make sure to use a disc rotor truing tool if they’re not straight.
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IIIPRO 6-Bolt Centerlock Ultra-Light Disc Brake Rotor with Heat Dissipation for MTB Road Bike 140mm/160mm High-Performance Brake - AliExpress 18
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