Galfer Disc Wave now available in Centre-Lock for Road and MTB

Written by Jessie-May Morgan Apr 02, 2020 10:04 a.m. ET

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Spanish brake component manufacturer, Galfer, have now made the Disc Wave available in Centre Lock format, in addition to 6-bolt. The discs will be available in 140mm, 160mm, 180mm, and 203mm rotor sizes, to suit both road and mountain bike applications.

Galfer Disc Wave Centre Lock

Galfer’s rotors are made of laser-cut stainless steel. They undergo several processes during their manufacture including hardening, black painting with cataphoresis, final grinding and roughening treatment. Such treatments are said to give rise to powerful, progressive and modular braking.

Galfer have decided to make their fixed brake discs compatible with the Shimano center lock system due to its growth in popularity. Galfer say the center-locking piece is made from high-quality, high-resistance and low weight machined aluminum. Purchase of the disc includes a washer and a ring to fix the disc to the hub.

Pricing & Availability

The Center Lock Galfer Disc Wave will be available from April, 2020, in the following models.

Road model ø140mm (76g) – 42,00 €
Road model ø160mm (98g) – 45,00 €
MTB model ø160mm (110g) – 45,00 €
MTB model ø180mm (127g) – 47,00 €
MTB model ø203mm (157g) – 49,00 €

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Jessie-May Morgan

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Jessie-May Morgan is the UK & Ireland Tech Editor of Bikerumor. She has been writing about Mountain Bike Riding and Racing, and all its weird and wonderful technology for 4 years. Prior to that, she was an Intern at the Mountain Bike Center of Scotland, and a Mountain Bike Coach and Leader in the Tweed Valley.

Based in Innerleithen, Scotland, Jessie-May can often be seen riding the Glentress Trail Center, and its neighboring Enduro and Downhill Tracks. She regularly competes in Enduro at a national level, and has recently competed on the World Stage at a handful of Enduro World Series events.

For Bikerumor, Jessie-May is testing the latest mountain bikes, equipment and kit, letting readers know what’s hot and what’s not.

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VTR1000SP2

4 years ago

Never had an issue with my galfer motorcycle rotors and these weights are definitely worth looking at. Nice!

STS

4 years ago

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4 years ago

Reply to STS

What exactly makes these rotors a “poor design”? Asking for a friend.

Heffe

4 years ago

It looks nice, like to have a review.

El Pataron

4 years ago

Good grief I’m tired of assertions and overwrought opinions with no evidence. @STS, what exactly is it that causes you to think the design is poor?

Jeff

4 years ago

All they have done is include an adapter. They didn’t design a center lock rotor at all. So yeah, in terms of designing a center lock rotor, they did a poor job. Since they didn’t do it.

Bobby

2 years ago

Reply to Jeff

How is it functionally any worse than a typical centerlock rotor with integrated centerlock interface? If anything, it seems better. Now you’ve got a nice adapter and can just buy 6-bolt rotors, which are cheaper and less wasteful than centerlock rotors.

4 years ago

In defense of the brand, I have used their metallic brake pads and found them to be much quieter with better modulation than the SRAM versions. I like the looks of these rotors and would give them a try.

Mark Bowman

4 years ago

Ive used Galfer on my mountain bike and all I can say is WOW!!!!
My Sram Guide brakes start to fail if used on long decents. Once I switched to a Galfer rotor it was like getting new brakes! If your having a hard time stopping, don’t replace the brakes, replace the rotor with a Galfer one.