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Those are rebadged ZRace rotors and selling for cheaper than what ZRace sells them for. Though they're a bit heavy for 160mm rotors.https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804876527784.htmlI've been using these Onirii rotors. I just weighed them last night and they weigh 102g for rotor + 7g for lock ring.https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804989446940.htmlThe Onirii stuff has been really top notch. I ended up buying a 2nd pair rotors for one of my road bike after good experiences with the 1st pair I tried on my other road bike.
At the price of ZRace rotors I'd just buy genuine Sram Centerlock... Brakes are one place where being cheap or trying to save weight is legit dangerous.With that said, I'm interested in these floating rotors as they have steel braking surface, alloy fins (no metal sandwich as seen on Shimano Shitetech tho) and cost 18€ shipped (although there might be additional cost in order to run these with centerlock wheels) https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005001547957941.html
It's a different rotor
I ordered a pair of those two piece rotors by IIIPro on Aliexpress. They come in different colors. 108g for a 160mm rotor which is decent given that it’s not a crazy lightweight design. I’ll put them on my gravel bike and see how it goes.
Hello. Old topic, but i would be interested to know how IIIPro rotors went after some time (actually quite some time )Thanks
Still using my 2-piece IIIPro rotors with no issue on both my road bikes. I recently used them on a 34% hill descent and they survived! Most my riding are on hilly conditions as well. I consider them the best bang-for-buck center lock rotors on AliEx at the moment.