How to skim a motorcycle brake disc

[@timoblauwasser3804]

Well done. Classic craftsman work. Hard to find shops in Germany, that do such things for you, if you don't have a proper lathe in your garage. Face runout is better than a from a new disc.

[@robsnizzle7]

Awesome vid maw man..... damn most shops will say replace it (here in the U.S.)

[@836dmar]

Very cool!

[@paulhewson4600]

Dude thats off the hook,,,,good job,,,,

[@BackwardTelevision]

Great vid. Great setup.

[@FelipeLuizDickmann]

Excelente!

[@colinellicott9737]

Nice. Would have liked a comment on the root radii where disc meets cone & wondering why paint the mounting surface? Also, is there any point in balancing these discs?

[@maxfh768]

I did miss a few details out, I painted the face to stop rust, but I think the disks are stainless steel anyway so wasn't really needed. I didn't balance the discs, but balanced the wheel with the disks on.

[@miniventure]

Hi. Great, informative video. So I’ve just been quoted £550 to have two solid discs from an XS650 skimmed like yours and drilled 112 holes each. I understand the level of time and skill involved however unfortunately I’ve had to say no at that price. ☹️

[@allenglishknives6823]

Hi. I have some EBC V Rotors (floating) that need skimming. Is this possible? Thanks

[@maxfh768]

Not sure about floating rotors, never skimmed them before

[@irishrover63]

Do you provide a service for this in the U.K.?

[@maxfh768]

Sorry, I only skim discs for my own bikes

[@brufnus]

Looks like Suzuki-discs as far as I can see.