Rear brake rotor

[m4skinner]

Is there a smaller rear brake rotor for a 2001 warrior, I have 20 in rear tires with no skid plate and I bottom out all the time

 

[flyinacez]

I don't think so, buy a skid! Riding trails without one is just asking for trouble.

 

[chad021]

yea skids are cheaper than a brand new rotor even.

 

[m4skinner]

I want a skid but I bottom out to much now with a skid I'll be even lower.

 

[dswwarrior350]

you need bigger tires or a utility quad then.

 

[m4skinner]

you need bigger tires or a utility quad then.

Bigger tires maybe, Utilty Quad NO way

 

[chad021]

i have 20 rears too and unless im riding over tree trunks ive never really had too many problems

 

[wie1086]

riding without a swing arm skid plate is just plain dumb if you are trail riding. At least the trails I ride. Bend that rotor and you can also do damage to your caliper, along with wearing out a set of brakes in an afternoon. Costly!!!! Those small tires are great if you are running mx on a groomed track. Get the tires and skid that sets your machine up for the environment that you ride.

 

[chad021]

riding without a swing arm skid plate is just plain dumb if you are trail riding. At least the trails I ride. Bend that rotor and you can also do damage to your caliper, along with wearing out a set of brakes in an afternoon. Costly!!!! Those small tires are great if you are running mx on a groomed track. Get the tires and skid that sets your machine up for the environment that you ride.

I completley agree, but I've really never had a problem runnin 20's

 

[m4skinner]

[quote:7pwroexw]riding without a swing arm skid plate is just plain dumb if you are trail riding. At least the trails I ride. Bend that rotor and you can also do damage to your caliper, along with wearing out a set of brakes in an afternoon. Costly!!!! Those small tires are great if you are running mx on a groomed track. Get the tires and skid that sets your machine up for the environment that you ride.

I completley agree, but I've really never had a problem runnin 20's[/quote:7pwroexw]

My question was is there a smaller rotor I can get ! not should I have a skid plate or should I get taller tires.
My warrior is a 2001 I bought it new and I have never had a skid plate on it and not broken rotors, the place I ride has rocks and stumps there not my problem, the problem is during and after races the track/trails get rutted out and it gets stuck, high centered on the ruts

 

[chad021]

[quotew0jlki3]
I completley agree, but I've really never had a problem runnin 20's

My question was is there a smaller rotor I can get ! not should I have a skid plate or should I get taller tires.
My warrior is a 2001 I bought it new and I have never had a skid plate on it and not broken rotors, the place I ride has rocks and stumps there not my problem, the problem is during and after races the track/trails get rutted out and it gets stuck, high centered on the ruts [/quotew0jlki3]
Never seen a smaller rotor. You would probably have to relocate the caliper too since its smaller.