Colored Discs on the brakes
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Colored Discs on the brakes
Anybody seen where these are available?
I sure would like some gold discs.
Also- anyone know how bad the wear looks if they even make these?
I sure would like some gold discs.
Also- anyone know how bad the wear looks if they even make these?
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well, if somehow the metal were colored all the way through and not just on the surface.
I guess thats the only way the color would stay. Just a silly idea for cosmetic purposes only.
I guess thats the only way the color would stay. Just a silly idea for cosmetic purposes only.
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ride really, really fast, then brake really, really hard and they might turn red for a short time.